noun
Ausstand
strike
The German word "Ausstand" is a noun that translates to "strike" or "walkout" in English. It is formed from the prefix "aus-" and the noun "Stand," which in this context refers to a "standing" or "position." In labor contexts, "Ausstand" refers to an organized work stoppage by employees to express grievances, demand better conditions, or negotiate contracts.
Similar words in German include "Streik" (strike) and "Protest" (protest).
Difference:
- While both "Ausstand" and "Streik" refer to a work stoppage, "Streik" is a more general term that can apply to various types of strikes and protests, while "Ausstand" often suggests a more formal or organized setting. "Protest" is broader and can encompass various forms of public demonstration beyond the workplace.
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Examples
Der Ausstand der Arbeiter wurde gestern angekündigt.noun
The strike of the workers was announced yesterday.
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