No. 2,798 in German
raus
"Raus" means "out" or "outside."
In a sentence
Ich gehe jetzt raus.
I am going outside now.
In this sentence, "raus" implies the physical movement from inside to outside.
Sie will das Geheimnis rausfinden.
She wants to find out the secret.
Here, "raus" is used as part of the separable verb "rausfinden," meaning to find out or discover.
Der Müll muss rausgebracht werden.
The trash must be taken out.
In this example, "raus" is used as part of "rausbringen," indicating the action of taking something out.
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