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Перевод: outside

[прилагательное]
наружный; внешний; крайний; находящийся с краю; посторонний; предельный; незначительный; наибольший;
[наречие]
снаружи; на свободе; вне; вовне; на открытом воздухе; на дворе; наружу; извне; в открытом море;
[существительное]
наружная часть; наружная сторона; внешняя поверхность; внешний мир; объективная реальность; внешность ; наружность ; наружные листы; пассажир империала; крайняя степень;
[предлог]
вне; за пределами; кроме

Тезаурус:

1. "We were genuinely worried we were going to get 200,000 kids outside the front door, she's becoming so popular."
2. Having acknowledged that, Cabinet does meet less frequently, it discusses fewer formal papers, it is presented with more virtual faits accomplis at the last moment, and she does prefer to work in ad hoc groups - many of the most important ones remaining outside the Cabinet-committee structure.
3. First, a method of identification of the geographical areas in need of conservation has to be devised (e.g. land classification), as well as the identification of other associated causes of soil erosion that may lie outside these areas altogether (e.g. land tenure legislation).
4. He had felt the truth of their analyses in the very marrow of his bones, yet he remained outside, forever outside.
5. It stands six miles outside Oxford, in lovely and in those days remote country, with one bus a day.
6. We have developed the popular Enterprise Initiative, under which 40,000 companies have been helped to buy in outside expertise offering key management skills.
7. In thus celebrating anarchy, the "Carry Ons" put themselves as far outside critical respectability as the contemporary films being made by Hammer.
8. But isn't this "manhole" also a condensed image which, like the letter generally, fearfully anticipates engulfment in the return of those actual others ("outside evils") whose subordination, persecution, or exclusion has hitherto seemed to guarantee a sexual, racial, and national purity - women, homosexuals, foreigners?
9. This structural awareness can be as hard to handle as any decision to try to publish the account, for what has happened in the past and what is expected now from the insider is tied up with an understanding of how the institution of policing prefers to present a restricted image for outside consumption, as I have described above.
10. Donegal, and from research and other help from a support group outside the community.
11. Two cars are drawing up outside Number 17 and quite a lot of people are going in the front door.
12. The oldest fossil fish, which are the earliest known vertebrates, lack jaws - the mouth is a simple opening - and are covered on the outside with bony skeleton.
13. the spread of desert-like conditions of low biological productivity to drylands outside the previous desert boundaries.