No. 13,288 in German
auskosten
"Auskosten" means "to savor" or "to fully enjoy."
In a sentence
Ich möchte diesen Moment der Ruhe voll auskosten.
I would like to fully savor this moment of peace.
Here, "auskosten" is used to mean 'to fully enjoy or savor' something, emphasizing complete immersion in the experience.
Die köstliche Mahlzeit wurde von allen ausgiebig ausgekostet.
The delicious meal was thoroughly savored by everyone.
In this sentence, "auskosten" refers to thoroughly enjoying a flavor or an experience, again indicating a detailed appreciation.
Er nimmt sich Zeit, das Leben in seiner Fülle auszukosten.
He takes time to savor life in its fullness.
"Auskosten" here describes an intentional effort to enjoy and appreciate the entirety of life's experiences and offerings.
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