No. 5,269 in German
auszug
"Auszug" in English means "excerpt," "extract," "departure," or "moving out," depending on context.
In a sentence
Der Auszug aus dem Buch war sehr interessant.
The excerpt from the book was very interesting.
The term 'Auszug' refers to 'excerpt' or 'extract' in this context, emphasizing a specific part taken from a larger written work.
Unser Auszug aus der alten Wohnung war stressig.
Our move out of the old apartment was stressful.
Here, 'Auszug' refers to 'moving out' or 'departure', typically from a residence.
Ich brauche einen Auszug aus meinem Bankkonto für die Unterlagen.
I need a statement from my bank account for the documents.
In this example, 'Auszug' means 'statement' or 'summary', specifically a document that summarizes details from a financial account.
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