No. 1,516 in German
ausgeschlossen
"Ausgeschlossen" means "excluded" or "impossible."
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Es ist völlig ausgeschlossen, dass wir die Prüfung verschieben können.
It is completely out of the question that we can reschedule the exam.
In this sentence, 'ausgeschlossen' is used as an adjective meaning 'out of the question' or 'impossible', emphasizing the impossibility of the action described.
Er fühlt sich aus der Gruppe ausgeschlossen.
He feels excluded from the group.
Here, 'ausgeschlossen' functions as an adjective to describe the emotional state of someone feeling excluded or not included in a social group or activity.
Sie haben ihn aus dem Verein ausgeschlossen, weil er die Regeln verletzt hat.
They excluded him from the club because he violated the rules.
In this sentence, 'ausgeschlossen' is used as the past participle of 'ausschließen', meaning 'excluded' or 'expelled', indicating the action of removing someone from a group or organization.
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