outdoors

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• /aʊtˈdɔː(ɹ)z/
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• CMU ARPABET: AW1 T D AO1 R Z Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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From out + doors (plural of door), probably as a shortening of out of doors. Alternatively, from outdoor (adjective) + -s (adverbial genitive suffix).

See the etymology of the corresponding lemma form.

82 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: buitenshuis — in the open air
• Armenian: դուրս (durs) — in the open air
• Armenian: բացօթյա (bacʻōtʻya) — in the open air
• Azerbaijani: bayırda — in the open air
• Azerbaijani: çöldə — in the open air
• Azerbaijani: eşikdə — in the open air
• Azerbaijani: dışda — in the open air
• Azerbaijani: açıq havada — in the open air
• Bashkir: тышта (tışta) — in the open air
• Bulgarian: навън (navǎn) — in the open air
• Bulgarian: на открито (na otkrito) — in the open air
• Catalan: a l'aire lliure — in the open air
• Chinese Mandarin: 戶外 /户外 (hùwài) — in the open air
• Chinese Mandarin: 室外 (shìwài) — in the open air
• Danish: udendørs — in the open air
• Finnish: ulos — in the open air
• Finnish: ulkona — in the open air
• Finnish: ulkoilmassa — in the open air
• French: à l'extérieur — in the open air
• French: dehors — in the open air
• French: en plein air — in the open air
• Galician: ao ar libre — in the open air
• German: im Freien — in the open air
• German: draußen — in the open air
• German: an der frischen Luft — in the open air
• Greek: εξωτερικός χώρος (exoterikós chóros) — in the open air
• Greek: έξω (éxo) — in the open air
• Hungarian: kint — in the open air
• Hungarian: a szabadban — in the open air
• Icelandic: úti — in the open air
• Icelandic: utandyra — in the open air
• Icelandic: utanhúss — in the open air
• Icelandic: undir berum himni — in the open air
• Ingrian: uulitsalle — in the open air
• Ingrian: kujalle — in the open air
• Ingrian: ikkunalle — in the open air
• Ingrian: uulitsaal — in the open air
• Ingrian: kujal — in the open air
• Ingrian: ikkunaal — in the open air
• Interlingua: al aere libere — in the open air
• Irish: lasmuigh — in the open air
• Italian: all'aperto — in the open air
• Italian: all'aria aperta — in the open air
• Italian: fuori — in the open air
• Jamaican Creole: outaduo — in the open air
• Japanese: 室外で (shitsugai de) — in the open air
• Japanese: 屋外で (okugai de) — in the open air
• Latin: forīs — in the open air
• Latin: forās — in the open air
• Māori: o waho — in the open air
• Norwegian: utendørs — in the open air
• Norwegian Bokmål: utadørs — in the open air
• Norwegian Nynorsk: utandørs — in the open air
• Old English: ūte — in the open air
• Old English: ūt — in the open air
• Polish: na zewnątrz — in the open air
• Polish: na dworze — in the open air
• Portuguese: ao ar livre — in the open air
• Portuguese: a céu aberto — in the open air
• Russian: снару́жи (snarúži) — in the open air
• Spanish: al aire libre — in the open air
• Spanish: a la intemperie — in the open air
• Spanish: al fresco — in the open air
• Swedish: utomhus — in the open air
• Ottoman Turkish: طیشاری (dışarı) — in the open air
• Ukrainian: надво́рі (nadvóri) — in the open air
• Walloon: a l' ouxh — in the open air
• Yiddish: דרויסן (droysn) — in the open air
• Azerbaijani: bayır — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Azerbaijani: çöl — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Azerbaijani: eşik — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Azerbaijani: dış — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Finnish: luonto — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Finnish: ulkoilmaelämä — environment outside of enclosed structures
• French: dehors — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Polish: dwór — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Spanish: aire libre — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Spanish: intemperie — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Thai: ข้างนอก (kâang-nɔ̂ɔk) — environment outside of enclosed structures
• Czech: příroda — countryside away from cities
• Polish: przyroda — countryside away from cities
• Polish: natura — countryside away from cities