German-English translation for "ausfragen"

"ausfragen" English translation

ausfragen

transitives Verb | transitive verb v/t <trennbar | separabletrennb; -ge-; h>

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to ask questions about [sth]... to query... stop asking so many questions!...
examples
  • jemanden ausfragen
    to question (oder | orod interrogate)jemand | somebody sb, to quizjemand | somebody sb
    auch | alsoa. to queryjemand | somebody sb
    jemanden ausfragen
  • jemanden über jemanden [etwas] ausfragen, jemanden nach jemandem [etwas] ausfragen
    to askjemand | somebody sb questions aboutjemand | somebody sb [sth]
    jemanden über jemanden [etwas] ausfragen, jemanden nach jemandem [etwas] ausfragen
  • frag mich nicht so aus! umgangssprachlich | familiar, informalumg
    stop asking so many questions!
    frag mich nicht so aus! umgangssprachlich | familiar, informalumg

ausfragen

Neutrum | neuter n <Ausfragens>

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questioning, interrogation, quizzing
jemanden neugierig ausfragen
to questionjemand | somebody sb inquisitively
jemanden neugierig ausfragen
She sat down and began questioning Levin about his life in the country.
Sie setzte sich und begann Ljewin über sein Leben auf dem Lande auszufragen.
Source: Books
Most importantly, he had asked him hardly any questions.
Vor allem hatte er ihn fast gar nicht ausgefragt.
Source: Books
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