move out

• Ausziehen bedeutet, die Wohnung, das Haus oder den Arbeitsplatz zu verlassen, oft mit dem Ziel, an einen anderen Ort zu ziehen. Es kann auch bedeuten, ein Grundstück oder einen Raum zu räumen.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of leaving a residence, place of business, or location to relocate elsewhere.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

1. Leave a residenceformal

   To leave a house, apartment, or other place where one lives, typically to relocate elsewhere.

   Auszug

   • They moved out of their apartment last weekend.
   • She decided to move out after the lease ended.
   • We need to move out by the end of the month.

   Synonymebailclear outdecampdepartget outleaverelocatesplitvacate

   Antonymemove insettlestay

2. Depart or withdrawformal

   To leave a place or situation, often in a military or organizational context.

   Verlassen oder abziehen

   • The troops were ordered to move out at dawn.
   • He moved out of the company after ten years of service.
   • The team moved out of the building when the fire alarm sounded.

   Synonymedepartevacuateleavepull outretreatwithdraw

   Antonymearriveremainstay

Grundverbmove