outside (EN)

adverb, adjective, noun, preposition

adverb “outside”

1. dobaussen
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   The kids are playing outside.
2. baussen
   The teacher asked the students to wait outside while she prepared the classroom.
3. fräi
   After serving ten years, John felt strange being outside again.

adjective “outside”

1. äusseren
   The outside walls of the house are painted blue.
2. baussen (vum Zentrum ewech)
   The car in the outside lane had to travel a longer distance around the curve.
3. baussen (net an enger spezifescher Grupp)
   The company hired an outside expert to review their financial practices.
4. baussen (net vun enger spezifescher Grupp)
   The company was cautious about using outside advice for their new project.
5. (UK) op der Säit vun enger Strooss, déi der Mëtt am nooste läit
   She switched to the outside lane to overtake the slower car.
6. (US) op der Säit vun enger Strooss, déi dem Rand am nooste läit
   She switched to the outside lane to prepare for her exit off the highway.

noun “outside”

1. Äussere
   She cleaned the outside of the windows to make them sparkle.
2. baussenzeg Gebitt
   The house looks better from the outside than from the inside.
3. baussenzegen Erscheinungsbild
   Despite his rough outside, he was very kind and gentle.
4. baussenzeg Kéier
   During the race, the motorcycle went around the outside of the curve.
5. baussenzeg Spur
   Cars should in general overtake on the outside.

preposition “outside”

1. baussent
   The kids are playing outside the house.
2. ausserhalb
   Many people commute to work from outside London.
3. ausserhalb (net Deel vun)
   The decision is outside my area of expertise.
4. ausser
   Outside of his family, he had very few close friends.