Auszustossen

Auszustossen is the infinitive form with the particle zu of the German verb ausstoßen. It belongs to verbs with separable prefixes and is used in contexts involving outward emission or expulsion. The core meaning centers on pushing something outward from a space or container, such as gases, vapors, odors, or other substances, as well as on expelling a person from a group or institution.

Geographically and technically, ausstoßen is transitive: the subject initiates the action and something is emitted or expelled. Typical examples include emitting gases or vapors from a device or container, as in “eine Leitung stößt Gas aus,” and expelling a person from a group, as in “den Täter aus dem Verein ausgestoßen.” The word forms like ausgestoßen (past participle) and stieß aus (simple past) are used in different tenses, while the present tense forms are ich stöße aus, du stößt aus, er stößt aus, etc.

In addition to literal emission, ausstoßen can be used metaphorically or in technical contexts, such as biological or chemical processes where a substance is expelled, or in phrases describing the act of outward projection or emission from a source. The noun Ausstoßen denotes the act or process of emitting or expulsion, and the related adjective forms describe objects or phenomena that are emitted.

Spelling and orthography follow standard rules for separable-prefix verbs. The infinitive is ausstoßen in plain usage; the zu-infinitive form used in subordinate clauses is auszustossen or auszustoßen in certain spellings, depending on orthographic conventions.

Overall, ausstoßen covers both literal emission of substances and the broader sense of expelling someone or something from a location or group.