outside in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
outside in Marathi मराठी
outside in Urdu اُردُو
outside in English
- outside⇄adj. 1. on the outside; of or nearer the outside.
Ex. the outside leaves.
2. (Figurative.) not belonging to or included in a certain group, set, district, discipline of study, or organization.
Ex. Outside people tried to get control of - outside⇄adv. 1. on or to the outside.
Ex. Please step outside and wait to be called into the office.
2. out in the open air; outdoors.
Ex. Run outside and play. - outside⇄expr. at the outside, at the utmost limit.
Ex. I can do it in a week, at the outside. - outside⇄expr. outside in, so that what would ordinarily be outside is inside; with the outside not showing.
Ex. He did not know that a keeper is only a poacher turned outside in, and a poacher a keeper turned inside out (Charles Kingsley). - outside⇄expr. outside of, (Informal.)
a. with the exception of.
Ex. Outside of tennis, she had no interest in sports.
b. beyond the limits of.
Ex. to act outside of the law. The relatives waited outside of the chapel. - outside⇄noun 1. the side or surface that is out; outer part.
Ex. to polish the outside of a car, to paint the outside of a house.
(SYN) exterior.
2. external appearance.
Ex. O, what a goodly outside falsehood hath! (Shakespeare). - outside⇄outside, noun, adjective, adverb, preposition.
- outside⇄prep. 1. (Informal.) with the exception of.
Ex. Outside him, none of us liked the play.
2. out of; beyond the limits of.
Ex. Stay outside the house. That is outside my plans. (Figurative.) Both had lost faith ... in the liberal politics