ausschneiden

hat ausgeschnitten · schnitt aus

to cut out: (ONLY for cutting out paper. For most other contexts like cutting out something from a video or cutting out a foul part of an apple, the proper word is "rausschneiden")

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Sources for Etymology:

Check "ausschneiden" on DWDS.de
Biggest German Dictionary, great for etymology, usage frequency and collocations)
"ausschneiden" on Wiktionary (English version)
(For etymological connections across European languages. Not always accurate)
Etymonline.com - Origins of English words
My favorite source for the origin of English words.

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Word of the Day – “schneiden”

Today, in a boring article out of which corporate has cut most jokes, we'll look at the meanings and use of "schneiden" and "der Schnitt". Yawn!

Vocab: schneiden, der Schnitt, das Schnitzel, die Schneide, der Schneider, die Schnitte

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“schneiden” – All its Prefix Versions

"schneiden" has a bunch of really useful prefix version, like "ausschneiden", "abschneiden", "Durchschnitt" and so on. Today, we'll learn them ALL!

Vocab: durchschneiden, anschneiden, abschneiden, beschneiden, ausschneiden, einschneiden, Abschnitt, Ausschnitt, Durchschnitt

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

ausschneiden has 1 distinct meaning: 1. to cut out .

What is the past tense of 'ausschneiden'?

hat ausgeschnitten / schnitt aus

What is 'ausschneiden' related to?

The word 'ausschneiden' is related to aus and schneiden.

Where can I learn more about 'ausschneiden'?

Here are some articles where you can learn more about 'ausschneiden':

Word of the Day – “schneiden”
Today, in a boring article out of which corporate has cut most jokes, we'll look at the meanings and use of "schneiden" and "der Schnitt". Yawn!
Vocab: schneiden, der Schnitt, das Schnitzel, die Schneide, der Schneider, die Schnitte
Read article

“schneiden” – All its Prefix Versions
"schneiden" has a bunch of really useful prefix version, like "ausschneiden", "abschneiden", "Durchschnitt" and so on. Today, we'll learn them ALL!
Vocab: durchschneiden, anschneiden, abschneiden, beschneiden, ausschneiden, einschneiden, Abschnitt, Ausschnitt, Durchschnitt
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