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Meanings of out of doors in English
Portuguese
a céu aberto Synonyms
Examples for "outside"
Examples for "outside"
1
But EU rules require border checks with countries outside the common market.
2
To Oprah's credit, she mentioned victims of abuse outside the entertainment industry.
3
So far aid has been provided outside the main DfID aid budget.
4
Rider: Mark Cavendish When: Stage 11 Reason: Finished outside the time limit.
5
Mandatory contacts with outside health or education workers could help, Coleman said.
1
Non-contact training can continue for school-age children, outdoors in pods of 15.
2
Nothing beats a good meal after a hike in the great outdoors.
3
I really don't think sweatpants are a good look for the outdoors.
4
To stage a play outdoors in Ireland is a major logistical challenge.
5
Among children, a clear association between time spent outdoors and PA emerged.
1
Spring has sprung so its time to start planning your alfresco life.
2
With more glorious weather promised, alfresco dining is alluring to say the least.
3
The Boca minidog was an important part of the alfresco ambience.
4
They had the air of bored performers in a low-budget, alfresco, theatre-in-education group.
5
As if on cue, Primrose summoned them to an alfresco luncheon.
Usage of out of doors in English
1
We simply couldn't accept the idea of a night out of doors.
2
Spring is a wonderful time to talk to God out of doors.
3
The stillness out of doors bespoke a sullen break in the storm.
4
But just see the sunlight; it must be beautiful out of doors.
5
In great part their pleasures were simple, inexpensive and out of doors.
6
The winter was not seasonable; men were not tempted out of doors.
7
Parties usually take place indoor, picnics in pleasant surroundings out of doors.
8
All Montmorency turned out of doors to assist in extinguishing the conflagration.
9
It was dark out of doors, though lighter than in the entry.
10
The standing army of Cromwell turned the long parliament out of doors.
11
Sleeping accommodations in cottages and tents or out of doors if desired.
12
She started to run out of doors; but her mother detained her.
13
Don't you see that Marguerite can't turn the count out of doors?
14
The wimple covered the neck, and was worn chiefly out of doors.
15
The Chief leading, they filed through the kitchen and out of doors.
16
They, being commonly out of doors, heard whatever was in the wind.