Ausge

Ausge is a German word that primarily translates to "out" or "finished" in English. Its usage can vary depending on context, but it generally signifies the completion or end of something. For instance, in the phrase "Das Essen ist ausge," it means "The food is gone" or "The food is finished." Similarly, "Die Batterie ist ausge" implies that "The battery is dead" or "The battery is depleted."

The word can also be used in the context of going out, such as "Wir sind ausge" meaning "We are out" in the sense of being away from home or having gone out. It is a common and versatile term in everyday German conversation.

In some slang contexts, "ausge" can also be used to describe someone who is exhausted or worn out, similar to "done for" or "beat" in English. This informal usage highlights a state of extreme fatigue. The word's flexibility allows it to convey a range of meanings, from simple completion to a more emphatic sense of depletion or exhaustion.