(he)raus verb

rausgehen

ist rausgegangen · ging raus
Based on: ausgehen, raus, heraus
1.

to go outside, to leave

Opposite: reingehen
(In the sense of leaving a building or room. Also used figuratively for red wine stains (not) "coming out" of a dress or something that is stuck or not stuck somewhere.)
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Examples
  • Ich gehe raus.
  • I go outside.
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German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausgehen”

A fun look at the various meanings of "ausgehen" and what party night has to do with assumptions. Also: what's up with "rausgehen".

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The Meanings of “aus” – Prefix and Preposition

"aus" is German for "out". But it's not that simple because like "out" it can be used for a variety of ideas. We'll look at all of them with plenty of examples.

Vocab: aus, raus, ausgehen, ausmachen, ausfallen, aussehen, ausziehen, ausstellen

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

rausgehen has 1 distinct meaning: 1. to go outside, to leave.

What is the past tense of 'rausgehen'?

ist rausgegangen / ging raus

What is 'rausgehen' related to?

The word 'rausgehen' is related to ausgehen and raus, heraus.

Where can I learn more about 'rausgehen'?

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

German Prefix Verbs Explained – “ausgehen”
A fun look at the various meanings of "ausgehen" and what party night has to do with assumptions. Also: what's up with "rausgehen".
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The Meanings of “aus” – Prefix and Preposition
"aus" is German for "out". But it's not that simple because like "out" it can be used for a variety of ideas. We'll look at all of them with plenty of examples.
Vocab: aus, raus, ausgehen, ausmachen, ausfallen, aussehen, ausziehen, ausstellen
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