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Meanings of open outwards in English
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Usage of open outwards in English
1
Anyway, these windows seem to open outwards and they have large metal fastenings'.
2
Moreover, two of the holes open outwards, and not into the supposed store-chamber.
3
Hugh saw it open outwards and let her through.
4
The doors of apparatus sheds must open outwards, and must not communicate directly with rooms where fires and artificial lights are used.
5
The "uniqueness" means two electric sliding doors that motor backwards, and don't open outwards as with nearly every other car we know.
6
The house must have a door, however, which must open outwards and easily, so that no obstacle may prevent a hurried exit in emergencies.
7
The frame opens outwards and I want to steady myself by it.
8
It was hardly more than eighteen inches wide and it opened outwards.
9
It opened outwards, and he drew aside, waiting for Hill.
10
The casement itself was of the ordinary kind, and opened outwards with a simple catch-fastener.
11
The dinosaur shuffled some more, denting the walkways, and kicking the Armoury door as it opened outwards.
12
These gates opened outwards, and they were so hung as to shut with the rising of the tide.
13
'If you wish to know, I will tell you that these doors open outwards.
14
The door only opened outwards.
15
It opened outwards, and there she found herself, to her surprise, in the heart of another dwelling, of lowlier aspect.
16
Going through glass doors that opened outwards into the verandah, Mrs. Carr entered a room luxuriously furnished as a boudoir.