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Auszeit
German → American English
American English
Time out
Eine bewusst genommene Pause oder ein zeitweiliger Abstand von Arbeit, Stress oder einer Situation.
Nach der stressigen Woche brauche ich eine Auszeit.„Auszeit“ is often used for a deliberate break from work, stress, or a situation. It sounds a bit more intentional than „Pause“ and is common in personal and work contexts.
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Frequently asked questions
What does „Auszeit“ mean in English?
„Auszeit“ means “time out,” “break,” or “time off,” depending on the context.
Is „Auszeit“ the same as „Pause“?
Not exactly. „Pause“ is a general short break, while „Auszeit“ often suggests a more intentional break for rest or distance from something.
How do you use „Auszeit“ in a sentence?
Example: „Ich brauche eine Auszeit.“ = “I need a time out / a break.”
Can „Auszeit“ mean vacation?
Sometimes, but not usually. For a vacation, „Urlaub“ is more natural. „Auszeit“ is more about stepping back or taking a break.