heraus

Meaning

out of (in the direction of the speaker); out over here; out from there

Concepts

out

away

forth

afar

far

off

yonder

out here

above

after

outside

Pronounced as (IPA)

[hɛˈʁaus]

Etymology

From Middle High German herūz, herūʒ, harūz, from Old High German heraūz (“out of here; forth”), equivalent to her- (“to or over here; hither”, prefix implying movement) + aus (“out”). Compare German hinaus (“out from here”) and German daraus (“out from there”) and archaic English hereout (“out of here”).

Sentences

Das kommt dabei heraus , wenn man das so zwischen Tür und Angel erledigt .

This is what happens when you do it like this between the door and the hinge.