Bề ngoài, bên ngoài

to open the door from the outside

mở cửa từ bên ngoài

Thế giới bên ngoài

Hành khách ngồi phía ngoài

( số nhiều) những tờ giấy ngoài (của một gram giấy)

Ở phía ngoài; về phía ngoài

put these flowers outside

hãy để những bông hoa này ra ngoài (phòng)

Ở ngoài trời; không vây kín

Ở ngoài, ở gần phía ngoài

outside seat

ghế ở gần phía ngoài, ghế phía đằng cuối

outside work

việc làm ở ngoài trời

Mỏng manh (cơ hội)

Của người ngoài

an outside opinion

ý kiến của người ngoài (không phải là nhị sĩ)

outside broker

người mua bán cổ phần ở ngoài (không thuộc sở chứng khoán)

Cao nhất, tối đa

to quote the outside prices

định giá cao nhất

Ngoài, ra ngoài

cannot go outside the evidence

không thể đi ra bên ngoài bằng chứng được (không phải tiền mặt)

(từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (thông tục) trừ ra

at the outside

nhiều nhất là, tối đa là

it is four kilometers at the outside

nhiều nhất là 4 kilômét

on the outside

phần đường siêu tốc

come outside

ra ngoài đi, thử ra ngoài chơi nào (thách thức)

to get outside of

(từ lóng) hiểu

Chén, nhậu

outside of

ngoài ra

phần ngoài

ở phía ngoài

cạnh ngoài

bên ngoài

mặt ngoài

ở ngoài

phía ngoài

bên ngoài

ngoài

ở ngoài

N.

Exterior, face, facing, shell, skin, case, casing,surface, front; fa‡ade: What is that on the outside of the box?The outside of the house is painted white. 2 aspect, appearance,look, demeanour, face, front, fa‡ade, mien, mask, disguise,false front, pretence: One cannot tell what people are reallylike from the outside they present to the world. 3 extreme,limit, most, maximum, utmost, best, worst, longest: At theoutside, you shouldnt pay more than half your income forhousing. Ill wait for her for an hour at the outside. 4 theworld at large: We had to bring in someone from the outside tocomplete the work.

Adj.

Exterior, external, out of doors, outdoor: They haveadded an outside swimming-pool to the house.

Maximum,maximal, highest, best, worst, greatest, most, largest, longest,furthest or farthest: What was their outside estimate forreplacing the roof? The outside time for driving here fromLondon is about an hour. 7 private, home, cottage, secondary,peripheral, independent, freelance: Her outside job pays morethan her regular work.

Unlikely, remote, faint, Colloq slim:He has an outside chance of beating the world record.

Foreign, alien, outward; unconnected, excluded, uninvolved,disinvolved, independent, separate, different: Im worried thatPhil might be subject to outside influences. An outsidecontractor is doing the work.

Adv.

Outdoors, out of doors: Perhaps youd like to stepoutside to discuss the matter further?

N., adj., adv., & prep.

N.

The external side or surface;the outer parts (painted blue on the outside).

The externalappearance; the outward aspect of a building etc.

(of a path)the side away from the wall or next to the road.

(alsoattrib.) all that is without; the world as distinct from thethinking subject (learn about the outside world; viewed from theoutside the problem is simple).

A position on the outer side(the gate opens from the outside).

Colloq. the highestcomputation (it is a mile at the outside).

An outside playerin football etc.

(in pl.) the outer sheets of a ream ofpaper.

Adj.

Of or on or nearer the outside; outer.

Anot of or belonging to some circle or institution (outside help;outside work). b (of a broker) not a member of the StockExchange.

(of a chance etc.) remote; very unlikely.

(of anestimate etc.) the greatest or highest possible (the outsideprice).

(of a player in football etc.) positioned nearest tothe edge of the field.

Adv.

On or to the outside.

In orto the open air.

Not within or enclosed or included.

Sl.not in prison.

Prep. (also disp. foll. by of) 1 not in; toor at the exterior of (meet me outside the post office).

External to, not included in, beyond the limits of (outside thelaw).

At the outside (of an estimate etc.) at the most. getoutside of sl. eat or drink. outside and in outside andinside. outside broadcast Brit. a broadcast made on locationand not in a studio. outside edge (on an ice-skate) each of theedges facing outwards when both feet are together. outside in =inside out. outside interest a hobby; an interest not connectedwith one's work or normal way of life. outside seat a seatnearer the end of a row. outside track the outside lane of asports track etc. which is longer because of the curve.