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Meanings of abroad in English

Portuguese
no exterior

In a place across an ocean.

no exterior

In a foreign country.

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Far away from home or one's usual surroundings.

Usage of abroad in English
1
The company, however, currently wields far more influence at home than abroad.
Reuters
2
Patients' rights to treatment abroad will be strengthened under new EU proposals.
The Irish Times
3
She started travelling abroad for work, but the situation at home deteriorated.
The Guardian
4
The case concerns differing treatment of income received in Britain and abroad.
Reuters
5
However, sanctions have had unintended consequences on Iranians at home and abroad.
The Guardian
6
More than 1 million work abroad, sending money home to their families.
Reuters
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I believe Greeks living abroad should have the right to vote Yes.
The Guardian
8
Work abroad If you're able to, consider the option of working abroad.
The South African
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I shall sell my house abroad and buy a house in Ireland.
The Irish Times
10
However, to explore these areas, the country needs investment mostly from abroad.
Reuters
11
So far that approach has had mixed results at home and abroad.
Reuters
12
Irish people's travel abroad is being reflected in new illnesses brought home.
The Irish Times
13
It destroys your moral power abroad; it corrupts your politicians at home.
Ebony
14
Commercial banks' business abroad yielded a net capital inflow of 49 billion.
Reuters
15
More than a million work abroad, sending money home to their families.
Reuters
16
The deal is eBay's latest this year to build its business abroad.
The Irish Times
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Abroad through the time
Abroad across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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