The verb "aus/machen" can mean "to put out", "to make out", "to stipulate (a condition)", "to decide", or "to make up, constitute".
Das Verb "aus/machen" kann bedeuten "to put out", "to make out", "to stipulate (a condition)", "to decide", oder "to make up, constitute".
| Front | aus/machen |
|---|---|
| Back | to put out; to make out; to stipulate (a condition); to decide; to make up, constitute |
| Forward | y |
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