indoor

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishindoorin‧door /ˈɪndɔː $ -ɔːr/ adjective [only before noun] IN/INSIDEused or happening inside a building OPP outdoor an indoor swimming pool the world indoor athletics championship Too much central heating can harm indoor plants.USAGE: Indoor, indoorsIndoor is an adjective and indoors is an adverb.You say: indoor sports ✗Don't say: indoors sportsYou say: I stayed indoors. ✗Don't say: I stayed indoor.Examples from the Corpusindoor• indoor lighting• Traditionally, markets were held outdoors, but many cities in Britain now have indoor markets.• indoor soccer• The hotel has a heated indoor swimming pool.

单词	indoor
释义	indoor From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishindoorin‧door /ˈɪndɔː $ -ɔːr/ ●●○ adjective [only before noun] IN/INSIDEused or happening inside a building OPP outdoor an indoor swimming pool the world indoor athletics championship Too much central heating can harm indoor plants.USAGE: Indoor, indoorsIndoor is an adjective and indoors is an adverb.You say: indoor sports ✗Don't say: indoors sportsYou say: I stayed indoors. ✗Don't say: I stayed indoor.Examples from the Corpusindoor• indoor lighting• Traditionally, markets were held outdoors, but many cities in Britain now have indoor markets.• indoor soccer• The hotel has a heated indoor swimming pool.
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