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Meanings of go outdoors in English

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Usage of go outdoors in English
1
Any excuse to go outdoors was greeted with enthusiasm, even spring cleaning.
The Mammoth Hunters
2
It's raining so hard that we can't go outdoors and grow, anyway.
Brother and Sister
3
Look out for your hair if you go outdoors; it might blow off.
Six Little Bunkers at Uncle Fred's
4
I think I'll let the butterflies wait and I'll go outdoors.
Patchwork: A Story of 'The Plain People'
5
We, too, should go outdoors, or at least into the streets of Troy.
Helen of troy
6
On rainy days, my guards wouldn't let me go outdoors.
Somewhere inside
7
I'd love to go outdoors on such a beautiful day.
The spurned viscountess
8
If you are the manager of this house, he and I can go outdoors.
Fran
9
You must be wanting to get dressed and go outdoors.
We are all welcome here
10
She told herself that she would go outdoors somewhere with a book and rest.
The Highgrader
11
And afterward they could go outdoors for champagne and petit-fours.
Foul play
12
But Eric had to go outdoors to make sure.
The Little House in the Fairy Wood
13
It was a domed city in the polar regions, where nobody ever had to go outdoors.
This World Is Taboo
14
People who are shielding can go outdoors for exercise and meet people from one other household.
BBC
15
People ought to go outdoors to smile, and keep their religion in a house, I guess.
Fran
16
You'll have to go outdoors for something important.
Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 30, October 22, 1870
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