
ausreichend
sufficient
Enough; in a quantity or quality that is adequate for a specific purpose or meets the requirements.
Wir haben ausreichend Getränke für alle Gäste.
We have sufficient drinks for all the guests.
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sufficient
Enough; in a quantity or quality that is adequate for a specific purpose or meets the requirements.
Wir haben ausreichend Getränke für alle Gäste.
We have sufficient drinks for all the guests.

satisfactory
A school grade in Germany that means 'passed', but only indicates a barely sufficient or minimal performance (grade 4).
Er hat die Prüfung mit der Note 'ausreichend' bestanden.
He passed the exam with the grade 'satisfactory'.
'Ausreichend' (sufficient) is the present participle of the verb 'ausreichen' (to be sufficient), which means 'genügen' (to suffice) or 'gerade so genug sein' (to be just enough). The adjective therefore describes a state in which something is just sufficient.
Die Zeit wird für die Präsentation ausreichen.
The time will be sufficient for the presentation.
'Ausreichend' (sufficiently) can stand not only as an adjective before a noun, but also as an adverb that describes a verb or another adjective. In this function, it is not declined.
Bitte informieren Sie sich ausreichend über die Risiken.
Please inform yourself sufficiently about the risks.
'Ausreichend' (sufficient) is often used in more formal or written contexts, for example in reports, instructions, or official notices.
Sorgen Sie für eine ausreichende Belüftung des Raumes.
Ensure sufficient ventilation of the room.
The meaning as a school grade (grade 4) is only relevant in the context of school, university, exams, and report cards. Words like 'Note' (grade), 'Prüfung' (exam), or 'bestanden' (passed) are clear signals for this meaning.
Mit der Note „ausreichend“ hat man den Test gerade noch bestanden.
With the grade 'satisfactory', you have just barely passed the test.
enough
Genug and ausreichend both express that something is sufficient for a purpose. Genug usually sounds more everyday, while ausreichend is often more matter-of-fact and focuses more on reaching a minimum standard. Before a noun, genug remains unchanged, whereas ausreichend can be inflected as an attributive adjective.

Für die Prüfung steht eine ausreichende Bearbeitungszeit zur Verfügung.
A sufficient amount of time is available for the exam.
Für die Prüfung haben wir genug Zeit.
We have enough time for the exam.