die Ausgabe

Plural: die Ausgaben
Based on: aus, ausgeben, Gabe
Goethe B1 Noun #588 Noun
  1. the issue
  2. the counter
  3. the expense(s)
1.

the issue

(in sense of newspapers and magazines)
Examples
  • Thomas ist auf dem Cover von der nächsten Ausgabe vom People Magazine.
  • Thomas will be on the cover of the next issue of People Magazine.
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2.

the counter

(place where something is "given out")
Examples
  • Bitte gehen Sie zur Waren-Ausgabe, um Ihre Bestellung abzuholen.
  • Please proceed to the goods collection counter to pick up your order.
3.

the expense(s)

Opposite: Einnahme
(in the sense of money paid. Usually used in plural. The "opposite" is "Einnahmen")
Examples
  • Unsere Ausgaben übersteigen in diesem Monat die Einnahmen.
  • Our expenses exceed the revenues this month.

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How many meanings does the German word 'Ausgabe' have?

Ausgabe has 3 distinct meanings: 1. the issue , 2. the counter, 3. the expense(s).

What is the gender of 'Ausgabe'?

die

What is the plural of 'Ausgabe'?

die Ausgaben

What is 'Ausgabe' related to?

The word 'Ausgabe' is related to aus, ausgeben and Gabe.

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Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausgeben”
A fun look at the meaning of "ausgeben", a useful verb if you want to spend money, invite a friend for a drink or pretend to be a doctor.
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