No. 2,602 in German
auswärts
"Auswärts" means "away" or "outward," often referring to movement away from a place or going outside, and can also mean "away" in the context of sports (playing at an away venue).
In a sentence
Ich gehe heute auswärts essen.
I am eating out today.
In this sentence, 'auswärts' is used to mean 'out' or 'away from home', indicating that the speaker plans to dine at a restaurant or a place other than their home.
Unser Team spielt dieses Wochenende auswärts.
Our team is playing away this weekend.
Here, 'auswärts' denotes 'away', referring to a game played at a location that is not the team's home venue.
Während meines Studiums habe ich auswärts gewohnt.
During my studies, I lived away from home.
In this sentence, 'auswärts' implies 'away from home' or 'at a different location', indicating the speaker resided somewhere else during their studies.
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