ausschließlich
exclusively, only
English translations
- 01
exclusively
- 02
solely
- 03
only
Word details
- German meaning
- Ausschließlich bedeutet, dass etwas nur für eine bestimmte Sache oder Person gilt.
- English meaning
- exclusively
- Synonym
- einzig, allein
- German example
- Der Eintritt ist ausschließlich für Mitglieder.
- English example
- Admission is exclusively for members.
Related words
- Wohnhaus
residential building, house
- selbstsüchtig
Selfish
- alleinig
Sole, exclusive
- limnophil
limnophilic
- pflanzenfressend
Herbivorous means that an animal feeds mainly or exclusively on plants.
- Salomonenralle
The Woodford's rail is a flightless bird species found exclusively in the Solomon Islands.
- Snaresinselpinguin
Snares penguin
- Fußgängerzone
Pedestrian zone
- Hörspiel
Radio play
- Gewaltmonopol
Monopoly on the use of force
- Frauenversammlung
Women's Assembly
- Männerchor
Male choir
- Theaterschauspieler
Stage actor
- Luftkrieg
Air warfare
- Anwohnerparkplatz
Resident parking
- Töchterschule
A school exclusively for girls, often with a focus on domestic skills and education.
- exklusiv
Exclusive
- mannmännlich
All-male
- weinhaltig
Wine-containing
- nichtbinär
Non-binary
- ausschließend
Exclusive
- Calayan-Ralle
Calayan Rail
- Fleischfresser
Carnivore
- Kohlenwasserstoff
Hydrocarbon
- Iriomote-Katze
The Iriomote cat is a small wild cat species found exclusively on the Japanese island of Iriomote and is highly endangered.
- Kohlenwasserstoffrest
A hydrocarbon residue is a molecular fragment consisting exclusively of carbon and hydrogen atoms, bonded to a larger molecule.
- Copyright
Copyright
- Knabenschule
A boys' school was a school attended exclusively by boys.
- endemisch
Endemic
- monopolartig
Monopoly-like
- Lemur
Lemur
- Zweigeschlecht
Intersex, intersexuality
- Bioladen
Organic store
- Alkan
An alkane is an organic chemical compound consisting only of carbon and hydrogen atoms and single bonds.
- Egozentrik
Egotism
Example sentences with “ausschließlich”
Das ist ausschließlich für Mitglieder. (That is exclusively for members.)
Frequently asked questions
Is it common?
Yes, very common in formal settings.