英语词汇“outward”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	outward
释义	out·ward I. \ˈau̇twə(r)d\ adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ūtanweard, ūteweard, ūtweard, from ūtan outside, from outside (from ūt out), ūte out, outside (from ūt out), & ūt out + -weard -ward — more at out 1. a. : moving, directed, or turned toward the outside or away from a center < the inward or outward flow of money — Journal of Accountancy > < the gradual outward slope of the spur ridges — C.B.Hitchcock > < an outward journey > b. : of or relating to a movement toward the outside < the cost of returning a parcel includes postage, generally equivalent to the outward charge — Great Britain Post Office Guide > 2. : situated or lying on the outside of an enclosure or surface : exterior < found the place where I was to lie … close and confined … and therefore lay all night in an outward room — Tobias Smollett > 3. : of or relating to the body and its surface appearance and clothing as opposed to the mind or spirit : bodily, external < outward man > < outward beauty > < outward form > 4. a. : of or relating to an external act, activity, happening, or condition as distinguished from a mental or emotional process < the chief outward events of his life > < the new job represented a great improvement in his outward status > < a feverish outward display of energy > b. : of or relating to material objects as opposed to ideal concepts < we alone wore outward shackles — Mary Johnston > c. : of or relating to form as distinguished from essence < began to find a recognized place in the outward pattern of church life — Eastern Churches Quarterly > 5. dialect England : inclined to drink : dissipated Synonyms: see outer II. adverb or out·wards \-dz\ Etymology: outward from Middle English, from Old English ūtanweard, ūteweard, ūtweard, from ūtanweard, ūteweard, ūtweard, adjective; outwards from Middle English outwardes, from Old English ūtweardes, from ūtweard, adjective & adverb + -es -s 1. a. : toward the outside : away from a center or starting point < the eternally outward moving stars — New York Times > < the city stretches outward for many miles > b. : from the soul or mind toward external manifestation 2. obsolete : on the outside : externally < they have a good cover, they show well outward — Shakespeare > III. \ˈau̇twə(r)d\ noun (-s) Etymology: outward (I) 1. : external form or appearance : outside < so fair an outward and such stuff within — Shakespeare > 2. : the material world < can perceive the outward and the inward, nature's good and God's — Robert Browning >
随便看	nonflowering nonfluency nonfluent nonforfeiture nonforfeiture nonforfeiture benefit nonforfeiture law nonforfeiture value nonfossiliferous nonfraternal nonfreezing nonfulfillment nonfunctional nonfundable nongame nongeneric nongenetic nongenic nonglandular nongonococcal nongovernment nongovernmental nongraded non grata nongreen

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