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auskommen

/ˈʔaʊ̯sˌkɔmən/ verb B1
  1. to get along (intransitive) · Ich komme gut mit meinen Kollegen aus. I get along quite well with my colleagues.
  2. to be able to get by (intransitive) · Wir kommen mit den Zutaten aus, die wir haben. We can get by on the ingredients we have.· Sie kommt ohne Sport nicht aus. She can't do without sports.
  3. to be fitting or convenient (intransitive, regional) · Ich hätte Freitagmorgen was frei, wenn Ihnen das auskommt. I have a free space on Friday morning, if that is convenient for you.
  4. to escape, to give someone the slip (Austria, Southern-Germany, intransitive)
  5. to succeed, to work out (intransitive)
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Verb forms

Infinitive
auskommen
Present (er)
kommt aus
Präteritum (er)
kam aus
Perfekt (er)
ist ausgekommen
Infinitive with zu
auszukommen

A strong or irregular verb: its stem changes in some forms, so learn its main forms by heart.

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