English–German dictionary
German translation of the English word way‐out
| English | German (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (exit; outlet; egress) | Ausgang | |
🔗 I need a way out. | ||
| (path; road) | ; | |
| (manner; mode; bearing; fashion; style) | ; | |
🔗 There’s just no way. | ||
| (route; course; passage; pathway; road) | ; | |
🔗 She walked the rest of the way at a dignified pace. | ||
| (method; approach; avenue; technique) | Methode | |
| (means; remedy; resource; avenue; expedience; expedient; recourse; agency) | ; Hilfsmittel ; | |
| (custom; mores; usage) | Brauch ; Sitte | |
🔗 Many ways were different in Shienar from what he was used to, and there were some to which he would never become accustomed if he lived for ever. | ||
🔗 Someone will come soon to show you the way. | ||
| (direction; trend) | ||
🔗 Shipping goods either way across the UK‐EU border now takes longer and is more expensive since the UK left the EU’s customs union and single market. | ||
| English | German |
|---|---|
| way out | ⇆ Ausfahrt; ⇆ Ausgang; ⇆ Ausweg |
| way | ⇆ Art; ⇆ Bahn; ⇆ Entfernung; ⇆ Gewohnheit; ⇆ Richtung; ⇆ Tour; ⇆ Weg; ⇆ Weise; ⇆ Zustand |