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outward
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Derivatives :
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outwardness
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- outward
['autwəd]
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adjective
[+sign]
[ appearances]
(external) 外表的
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2.
adjective
[+journey]
(outbound) 外出的
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- outward
[ˈaʊtwərd]
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adjective
外表的,外在的,表面的
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His yellow clothes had seemed an outward sign of some disorder.
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他的黄色衣服显得外表凌乱。
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2.
adjective
外出的,往外的
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The qualifications and skill mix of the labour force might be undermined by outward migration.
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劳动力的水平和综合技能可能由于外迁移民而被削弱。
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3.
adjective
外部的,外界的
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The snow may crust at night, due to outward radiation.
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由于外部辐射,晚上雪可能结成雪壳。
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4.
adverb
向外地
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The division of labour in the towns spread outward to the rural areas.
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城镇中,各行业的劳动力向外散播至农村地区。
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Move the needle further outward!
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把针头再往外移一下!
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5.
adverb
向海外地,向国外地
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In the past it was rare for people to travel outwardly in foreign countries.
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在过去,人们很少有机会去外国旅行。
Collins English-English Dictionary
- outward
['aυtwəd]
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adj
of or relating to what is apparent or superficial
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2.
adj
of or relating to the outside of the body
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3.
adj
belonging or relating to the external, as opposed to the mental, spiritual, or inherent
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4.
adj
of, relating to, or directed towards the outside or exterior
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5.
adj
(of a ship, part of a voyage, etc) leaving for a particular destination
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6.
adv
(of a ship) away from port
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7.
adv
a variant of outwards
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8.
n
the outward part; exterior
Examples
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Bunking the tube was easy on the outward journey.
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外出旅游期间,睡在睡袋里是件很容易的事情。
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His yellow clothes had seemed an outward sign of some disorder.
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他的黄色衣服显得外表凌乱。
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The division of labour in the towns spread outward to the rural areas.
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城镇中,各行业的劳动力向外散播至农村地区。
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They look the same in outward view.
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从外观上看它们是相同的。
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The outward passage took 10 days.
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那项乘船外出旅行占用10天时间。
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The dancers toes pointed outward.
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这些舞者的脚趾指向外。
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the outward passage took a week
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