austreiben.
to drive out
Meaning & usage
to drive out to drive out to pasture
to drive out to drive out, to cast out (e.g., people from their land)
to drive out to remove a component of a liquid
to drive out to make somebody stop doing something (Literally, “to drive out something from someone”)
jemandem die Flausen austreiben
to drive out to exorcise (e.g., the devil, a demon)
to bud out, to leaf out
Where this word comes from
From Middle High German ūztrīben, from Old High German ūztrīban. Equivalent to aus- + treiben.
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