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

out•side n. [countable]

the outer side, surface, or part;
exterior:painted the outside of the house.
the outer appearance:[often: singular, the + ~]He was smiling on the outside but angry on the inside.
the space beyond a boundary or beyond some fence or enclosure:[often: singular, the + ~]The prisoner had no idea of life on the outside.

adj.

of, situated in, or coming from an area beyond an enclosed place, fence, boundary, etc.:[before a noun]news from the outside world.
located on, or relating to, the outer side;
exterior:[before a noun]the outside walls.
situated away from the inside or center:[before a noun]the outside lane on a highway.
not belonging to a specified group or the group in question:[before a noun]outside agitators.
extremely unlikely or remote:[before a noun]an outside chance for recovery.
extreme or maximum:[before a noun]an outside estimate.
being in addition to one's regular work or duties:[before a noun]an outside job as a waiter.
Sport[Baseball.](of a pitched ball) passing, but not going over, home plate on the side opposite the batter.

adv.

on or to the outside:Take the dog outside.
in or to an area beyond a given place:Citizens are forbidden to travel outside.

prep.

on the outside of:a noise outside the door.
beyond the limits or borders of:visitors from outside the country.
aside from:She has no interests outside her work.

Idioms

Idioms at the outside, [uncountable] at the highest limit;
at the maximum:We could expect to get, at the outside, about $100,000 for the house.

Idioms outside of, [~ + object] other than;
excepting:She has no interests outside of her work.

out•side n.

the outer side, surface, or part;
exterior:The outside of the house needs painting.
the external aspect or appearance.
the space without or beyond an enclosure, institution, boundary, etc.:a prisoner about to resume life on the outside.
a position away or farther away from the inside or center:The horse on the outside finished second.
an outside passenger or place on a coach or other vehicle.
British Terms[Northern Canada and Alaska.](sometimes cap.) the settled or more populous part of Canada or the U.S.
Idioms at the outside, at the utmost limit;
at the maximum:There weren't more than ten at the outside.

adj.

being, acting, done, or originating beyond an enclosure, boundary, etc.:outside noises; news from the outside world.
situated on or pertaining to the outside;
exterior;
external:an outside television antenna.
situated away from the inside or center;
farther or farthest away from the inside or center:the outside lane.
not belonging to or connected with a specified institution, society, etc.:outside influences; outside help.
extremely unlikely or remote:an outside chance for recovery.
extreme or maximum:an outside estimate.
being in addition to one's regular work or duties:an outside job.
working on or assigned to the outside, as of a place or organization:an outside man to care for the grounds.
Sport[Baseball.](of a pitched ball) passing, but not going over, home plate on the side opposite the batter:The fastball was high and outside.

adv.

on or to the outside, exterior, or space without:Take the dog outside.
in or to an area that is removed from or beyond a given place or region:The country's inhabitants seldom travel outside.

prep.

on or toward the outside of:There was a noise outside the door.
beyond the confines or borders of:visitors from outside the country.
with the exception of;
aside from:She has no interests outside her work.
Idioms outside of, other than;
exclusive of;
excepting:Outside of us, no one else came to the party.

out- + side¹ 1495–1505

12.See corresponding entry in Unabridged faint, distant, slight.

outside prep /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/

(sometimes followed by of) on or to the exterior of: outside the house
beyond the limits of
apart from; other than: no-one knows outside you and me

adj /ˈaʊtˌsaɪd/

(prenominal) situated on the exterior: an outside lavatory
remote; unlikely
not a member of
the greatest possible or probable (prices, odds, etc)
(of a road lane, esp in a dual carriageway or motorway) situated nearer or nearest to the central reservation, for use by faster or overtaking vehicles

adv /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/

outside a specified thing or place; out of doors
slang not in prison

n /ˈaʊtˈsaɪd/

the external side or surface
the external appearance or aspect
(of a path, pavement, etc) the side nearest the road or away from a wall or building
an outside player, as in football
(plural) the outer sheets of a ream of paper
Canadian (in the north) the settled parts of Canada
at the outside ⇒ informal at the most or at the greatest extent: two days at the outside

USAGE
The use of outside of and inside of, although fairly common, is generally thought to be incorrect or non-standard: she waits outside (not outside of) the school

单词	outside
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 out•side /n. ˈaʊtˈsaɪd, -ˌsaɪd; adj. ˌaʊtˈsaɪd, ˈaʊt-; adv. ˌaʊtˈsaɪd; prep. ˌaʊtˈsaɪd, ˈaʊtˌsaɪd/USA pronunciation n. [countable] the outer side, surface, or part; exterior:painted the outside of the house. the outer appearance:[often: singular, the + ~]He was smiling on the outside but angry on the inside. the space beyond a boundary or beyond some fence or enclosure:[often: singular, the + ~]The prisoner had no idea of life on the outside. adj. of, situated in, or coming from an area beyond an enclosed place, fence, boundary, etc.:[before a noun]news from the outside world. located on, or relating to, the outer side; exterior:[before a noun]the outside walls. situated away from the inside or center:[before a noun]the outside lane on a highway. not belonging to a specified group or the group in question:[before a noun]outside agitators. extremely unlikely or remote:[before a noun]an outside chance for recovery. extreme or maximum:[before a noun]an outside estimate. being in addition to one's regular work or duties:[before a noun]an outside job as a waiter. Sport[Baseball.](of a pitched ball) passing, but not going over, home plate on the side opposite the batter. adv. on or to the outside:Take the dog outside. in or to an area beyond a given place:Citizens are forbidden to travel outside. prep. on the outside of:a noise outside the door. beyond the limits or borders of:visitors from outside the country. aside from:She has no interests outside her work. Idioms Idioms at the outside, [uncountable] at the highest limit; at the maximum:We could expect to get, at the outside, about $100,000 for the house. Idioms outside of, [~ + object] other than; excepting:She has no interests outside of her work. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 out•side (n. out′sīd′, -sīd′;adj. out′sīd′, out′-; adv. out′sīd′; prep. out′sīd′, out′sīd′),USA pronunciation n. the outer side, surface, or part; exterior:The outside of the house needs painting. the external aspect or appearance. the space without or beyond an enclosure, institution, boundary, etc.:a prisoner about to resume life on the outside. a position away or farther away from the inside or center:The horse on the outside finished second. an outside passenger or place on a coach or other vehicle. British Terms[Northern Canada and Alaska.](sometimes cap.) the settled or more populous part of Canada or the U.S. Idioms at the outside, at the utmost limit; at the maximum:There weren't more than ten at the outside. adj. being, acting, done, or originating beyond an enclosure, boundary, etc.:outside noises; news from the outside world. situated on or pertaining to the outside; exterior; external:an outside television antenna. situated away from the inside or center; farther or farthest away from the inside or center:the outside lane. not belonging to or connected with a specified institution, society, etc.:outside influences; outside help. extremely unlikely or remote:an outside chance for recovery. extreme or maximum:an outside estimate. being in addition to one's regular work or duties:an outside job. working on or assigned to the outside, as of a place or organization:an outside man to care for the grounds. Sport[Baseball.](of a pitched ball) passing, but not going over, home plate on the side opposite the batter:The fastball was high and outside. adv. on or to the outside, exterior, or space without:Take the dog outside. in or to an area that is removed from or beyond a given place or region:The country's inhabitants seldom travel outside. prep. on or toward the outside of:There was a noise outside the door. beyond the confines or borders of:visitors from outside the country. with the exception of; aside from:She has no interests outside her work. Idioms outside of, other than; exclusive of; excepting:Outside of us, no one else came to the party. out- + side¹ 1495–1505 12.See corresponding entry in Unabridged faint, distant, slight. Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: outside prep /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ (sometimes followed by of) on or to the exterior of: outside the house beyond the limits of apart from; other than: no-one knows outside you and me adj /ˈaʊtˌsaɪd/ (prenominal) situated on the exterior: an outside lavatory remote; unlikely not a member of the greatest possible or probable (prices, odds, etc) (of a road lane, esp in a dual carriageway or motorway) situated nearer or nearest to the central reservation, for use by faster or overtaking vehicles adv /ˌaʊtˈsaɪd/ outside a specified thing or place; out of doors slang not in prison n /ˈaʊtˈsaɪd/ the external side or surface the external appearance or aspect (of a path, pavement, etc) the side nearest the road or away from a wall or building an outside player, as in football (plural) the outer sheets of a ream of paper Canadian (in the north) the settled parts of Canada at the outside ⇒ informal at the most or at the greatest extent: two days at the outside USAGE The use of outside of and inside of, although fairly common, is generally thought to be incorrect or non-standard: she waits outside (not outside of) the school
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