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Arabic frequency list

No. 6,230 in Arabic

أخرج

"أخرج" means "to take out" or "to expel."

In a sentence

  • أخرج المدرس الطلاب إلى الحديقة.

    The teacher took the students out to the garden.

    Here, "أخرج" means 'to take out' and is used in the context of the teacher moving the students from inside a room to outdoors.

  • أخرج الرجل القلم من جيبه.

    The man took the pen out of his pocket.

    In this sentence, "أخرج" is used to indicate removing an item (the pen) from within something else (the pocket).

  • أخرجوا من المبنى بسرعة.

    They exited the building quickly.

    Here, "أخرجوا" is in the imperative form applied plurally, instructing a group to leave or move out of a location.

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