outdoor

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Outdooroutdoorout‧door /ˌaʊtˈdɔː◂ $ -ˈdɔːr◂/ adjective 1 [only before noun]DLOOUT/OUTSIDE existing, happening, or used outside, not inside a building OPP indoor a huge outdoor market outdoor recreational activities outdoor clothing a healthy outdoor life2 → outdoor typeUSAGE: Outdoor, outdoorsOutdoor is an adjective and outdoors is an adverb.You say: an outdoor swimming pool ✗Don't say: an outdoors swimming poolYou say: They could play outdoors. ✗Don't say: They could play outdoor.Examples from the Corpusoutdoor• The program of outdoor activities includes skiing, climbing, and hiking.• On warm sunny days, employees can eat in a sheltered outdoor courtyard near an old-fashioned gazebo.• Already they've scaled up their fluid star-burst psychedelia into something that sounds more suited to outdoor festivals than stuffed solid mini-venues.• Most of the activities are routed through woodland and as some of the pathways can be rough outdoor footwear is recommended.• outdoor furniture• Inspired, she reaches for a Williams Sonoma cookbook in search of ideas for more summery outdoor meals.• Intrigued, the aliens monitored the few lyrics they could hear rising up from this outdoor roller ritual.• A ritual that signals for me the beginning of the outdoor season.• outdoor sports• The Form has a bar, sauna and massage rooms, an outdoor swimming pool as well as clock golf and a tennis court.• an outdoor swimming pool• The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool.• Restaurant patrons fed them scraps from their outdoor tables.• Younger volunteers tend to prefer outdoor work.

单词	outdoor
释义	outdoor From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Outdooroutdoorout‧door /ˌaʊtˈdɔː◂ $ -ˈdɔːr◂/ ●●○ adjective 1 [only before noun]DLOOUT/OUTSIDE existing, happening, or used outside, not inside a building OPP indoor a huge outdoor market outdoor recreational activities outdoor clothing a healthy outdoor life2 → outdoor typeUSAGE: Outdoor, outdoorsOutdoor is an adjective and outdoors is an adverb.You say: an outdoor swimming pool ✗Don't say: an outdoors swimming poolYou say: They could play outdoors. ✗Don't say: They could play outdoor.Examples from the Corpusoutdoor• The program of outdoor activities includes skiing, climbing, and hiking.• On warm sunny days, employees can eat in a sheltered outdoor courtyard near an old-fashioned gazebo.• Already they've scaled up their fluid star-burst psychedelia into something that sounds more suited to outdoor festivals than stuffed solid mini-venues.• Most of the activities are routed through woodland and as some of the pathways can be rough outdoor footwear is recommended.• outdoor furniture• Inspired, she reaches for a Williams Sonoma cookbook in search of ideas for more summery outdoor meals.• Intrigued, the aliens monitored the few lyrics they could hear rising up from this outdoor roller ritual.• A ritual that signals for me the beginning of the outdoor season.• outdoor sports• The Form has a bar, sauna and massage rooms, an outdoor swimming pool as well as clock golf and a tennis court.• an outdoor swimming pool• The hotel has an outdoor swimming pool.• Restaurant patrons fed them scraps from their outdoor tables.• Younger volunteers tend to prefer outdoor work.
随便看	run around like a headless chicken run around with run around with somebody run away run away with run away with somebody/something run before you can walk run by run by run close run counter to run deep run down run down run drugs run drugs/guns run dry run early time run etc at a loss run etc into debt run etc like hell run etc like the clappers run etc the full length of run etc the length of run etc through mind