| 释义 |
out·sid·er
\(ˈ)au̇tˈsīdə(r)\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: outside (II) + -er
1.
a. : a person not recognized or accepted as a member of some group, category, or organization
< has lived there for 20 years but is still regarded as an outsider >
< a political outsider >
b. : a person who isolates himself or is felt to be isolated from the world around him
< the artist ought to be an outsider — E.M.Forster >
2. : a contender in a sports event that is not favored to win
3. outsiders plural : a pair of long-nosed nippers for grasping the point of a key in the keyhole from the outside
4. : jaunting car |