ausgewiesen
recognized · expelled
The German word "ausgewiesen" is an adjective meaning "designated" or "expelled", depending on context. It derives from the verb "ausweisen", which means "to identify" or "to expel". The specific use depends on whether the context is about officially designating or expelling someone.
Similar words include:
- "beschrieben" (described) — emphasizes detailing or characterizing.
- "definiert" (defined) — stresses setting an exact meaning or boundaries.
- "abgeschoben" (deported) — specifically references expelling someone, usually from a country.
Differences:
- "Beschrieben" is more about providing a detailed description.
- "Definiert" delineates exact characteristics or limits.
- "Abgeschoben" is specifically used in contexts of forced removal, usually legal or geographic.
“Ausgewiesen” is about formally acknowledging or identifying in a specific sense or the act of being formally expelled based on authority or a specific jurisdiction.
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Examples
Der Wanderer ist als erfahrener Bergsteiger ausgewiesen.adjective
The hiker is recognized as an experienced mountaineer.
Der Ausländer wurde ausgewiesen.adjective
The foreigner was expelled.
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