No. 13,286 in German
ausging
"Ausging" is the simple past tense of "ausgehen," meaning "went out" or "ended."
In a sentence
Als die Party zu Ende war, ging ich aus dem Haus.
When the party ended, I left the house.
'Ausging' in this sentence represents the action of leaving or exiting a location.
Wir glauben, dass er von falschen Annahmen ausging.
We believe that he started from false assumptions.
'Ausging' here is used figuratively to mean starting or assuming from a certain point.
Gestern Abend ging das Licht plötzlich aus.
Yesterday evening, the light suddenly went out.
'Ausging' in this context indicates the light ceasing to function or turning off.
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