outside

outside
1.
noun
(the outer surface: The outside of the house was painted white.) exterior

2.
adjective
1) (of, on, or near the outer part of anything: the outside door.) exterior
2) (not part of (a group, one's work etc): We shall need outside help; She has a lot of outside interests.) externo
3) ((of a chance etc) very small.) ínfimo, remoto

3.
adverb
1) (out of, not in a building etc: He went outside; He stayed outside.) fuera, afuera
2) (on the outside: The house looked beautiful outside.) por fuera

4.
preposition
(on the outer part or side of; not inside or within: He stood outside the house; He did that outside working hours.) fuera
- at the outside
- outside in

outside1 adv fuera / afuera
come outside! ¡sal para fuera! / ¡sal afuera!
I left the dog outside dejé al perro fuera
outside2 n exterior
the outside of the building el exterior del edificio
outside3 prep
1. fuera de
they live outside Barcelona viven fuera de Barcelona / no viven dentro de Barcelona
Vallecas is just outside Madrid Vallecas está al lado mismo de Madrid
2. delante de
I saw him outside the station lo vi delante de la estación
there was a queue outside the cinema había una cola delante del cine
outside
tr[(n) aʊt'saɪd; (prep) 'aʊtsaɪd]
noun
1 (exterior part) exterior nombre masculino, parte nombre femenino exterior
from the outside desde fuera
on the outside por fuera
2 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL (when driving) derecha
you have to overtake on the outside hay que adelantar por la derecha
preposition
1 (gen) fuera de
outside Spain fuera de España
a demonstration outside the French Embassy una manifestación delante de la embajada francesa
2 (beyond) más allá de, fuera de
outside working hours fuera del horario laboral
3 (other than) aparte de, fuera de
adverb
1 (gen) fuera, afuera
let's go outside vamos fuera
it's warm outside hace bastante calor fuera
adjective
1 (exterior) exterior
2 (external) externo,-a
an outside opinion una opinión independiente
3 (remote) remoto,-a
4 (greatest possible) mayor, sumo,-a, más alto,-a
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
at the outside como máximo, como mucho
outside broadcast transmisión nombre femenino desde fuera de los estudios
outside call llamada exterior
outside lane (on motorway - driving on left) carril nombre masculino de la derecha; (- driving on right) carril nombre masculino de la izquierda 2 (on racetrack) calle nombre femenino exterior
outside left SMALLSPORT/SMALL extremo izquierda
outside line línea exterior
outside right SMALLSPORT/SMALL extremo derecha
the outside world el mundo exterior
outside [.aʊt'saɪd, 'aʊt.-] adv
: fuera, afuera
outside adj
1) : exterior, externo
the outside edge: el borde exterior
outside influences: influencias externas
2) remote: remoto
an outside chance: una posibilidad remota
outside n
1) exterior: parte f de afuera, exterior m
2) most: máximo m
three weeks at the outside: tres semanas como máximo
3)
from the outside : desde afuera, desde fuera
outside prep
: fuera de, afuera de
outside my window: fuera de mi ventana
outside regular hours: fuera del horario normal
outside the law: afuera de la ley
outside
adj.
afuera adj.
ajeno, -a adj.
forastero, -a adj.
fuera de adj.
adv.
afuera adv.
defuera adv.
fuera adv.
n.
corteza s.f.
exterior s.m.
sobrefaz s.f.
superficie s.f.
prep.
fuera de prep.

I 'aʊt'saɪd
noun
1)
a) (exterior part) exterior m; (surface) parte f de fuera or (esp AmL) de afuera

the house looks really nice from the outside — la casa parece muy bonita vista desde (a)fuera

on the outside she appeared very calm — aparentemente estaba muy tranquila, por fuera parecía muy tranquila

b) (of road)

he overtook me on the outside — me adelantó por la izquierda; (in UK etc) me adelantó por la derecha

2) the outside
a) (of group, organization)

to be on the outside looking in — ser* un mero espectador

seen from the outside — visto desde fuera or (esp AmL) desde afuera

b) (of prison) (colloq) fuera, afuera (esp AmL)

he's got a friend on the outside — tiene un amigo (a)fuera

3)

at the (very) outside — como máximo, a lo sumo


II
adverb
a) (place) fuera, afuera (esp AmL)
b) (outdoors) fuera, afuera (esp AmL)

what's it like outside? — ¿qué tiempo hace (a)fuera?

c) (indicating movement)

to run outside — salir* corriendo


III
preposition
a) (of a place) fuera de

you wear the blouse outside the skirt — la blusa se lleva por fuera (de la falda)

it's just outside London — está en las afueras de Londres

it's five miles outside Oxford — está a cinco millas de Oxford

I'll see you outside the theater — te veo en la puerta del teatro

b) (beyond) fuera de

it's outside my responsibilities — no está dentro de mis responsabilidades

c) (in time)

outside office hours — fuera del horario de oficina

only 2 seconds outside the world record — sólo a 2 segundos del récord mundial


IV
adjective (before n)
1)
a) (exterior, outward) exterior
b) (outdoor) <toilet> fuera de la vivienda, exterior; <swimming pool> descubierto, al aire libre
c) (outer) exterior

the outside lane — (Auto) el carril or (Chi) la pista or (Ur) la senda de la izquierda; (in UK etc) el carril or la pista etc de la derecha; (Sport) el carril (AmL) or (Esp) la calle número ocho (or seis etc)

d) (external) <interference/pressure> externo

the outside world — el mundo exterior

2) (remote) <chance> remoto
['aʊt'saɪd]
1.
ADV fuera, afuera (esp LAm)

to be/go outside — estar/salir fuera

seen from outside — visto desde fuera

2. PREP
(also: outside of)
1) (=not inside) fuera de, afuera de (LAm); (=beyond) más allá de

outside the city — fuera de la ciudad, en las afueras de la ciudad

it's outside the normal range — cae fuera del alcance normal

the car outside the house — el coche que está frente a la casa

he waited outside the door — esperó en la puerta

2) (=not within) fuera de

this matter is outside their jurisdiction — este asunto queda fuera de su competencia

that's outside our terms of reference — eso no entra dentro de nuestro cometido

it's outside my experience — no tengo experiencia en eso

3. ADJ
1) (=exterior) [wall] exterior; [door] que da a la calle; (=outdoors) [patio, swimming pool] descubierto, al aire libre; (=alien) [influence] externo

outside broadcast — (Rad, TV) retransmisión f desde exteriores

outside call — llamada f de fuera

the outside lane(Brit) (Aut) el carril de la derecha; (most other countries) el carril de la izquierda

outside line — (Telec) línea f exterior

an outside seat — un asiento al lado del pasillo

his parents shielded him from the outside world — sus padres le protegieron del mundo exterior

2) (=unlikely)

an outside chance — una posibilidad remota

3) (=of another organization, person)

outside contractor — contratista mf independiente

to get an outside opinion — pedir una opinión independiente

4. N
1) (=outer part) exterior m , parte f exterior

judging from the outside — a juzgar por las apariencias

to open a window from the outside — abrir una ventana desde fuera

on the outside — por fuera

to overtake on the outside — (Brit) (Aut) adelantar or (Mex) rebasar por la derecha; (most other countries) adelantar or (Mex) rebasar por la izquierda

2) (=maximum)

at the (very) outside — a lo sumo, como máximo

5.
CPD

outside toilet N — retrete m exterior

* * *

I ['aʊt'saɪd]
noun
1)
a) (exterior part) exterior m; (surface) parte f de fuera or (esp AmL) de afuera

the house looks really nice from the outside — la casa parece muy bonita vista desde (a)fuera

on the outside she appeared very calm — aparentemente estaba muy tranquila, por fuera parecía muy tranquila

b) (of road)

he overtook me on the outside — me adelantó por la izquierda; (in UK etc) me adelantó por la derecha

2) the outside
a) (of group, organization)

to be on the outside looking in — ser* un mero espectador

seen from the outside — visto desde fuera or (esp AmL) desde afuera

b) (of prison) (colloq) fuera, afuera (esp AmL)

he's got a friend on the outside — tiene un amigo (a)fuera

3)

at the (very) outside — como máximo, a lo sumo


II
adverb
a) (place) fuera, afuera (esp AmL)
b) (outdoors) fuera, afuera (esp AmL)

what's it like outside? — ¿qué tiempo hace (a)fuera?

c) (indicating movement)

to run outside — salir* corriendo


III
preposition
a) (of a place) fuera de

you wear the blouse outside the skirt — la blusa se lleva por fuera (de la falda)

it's just outside London — está en las afueras de Londres

it's five miles outside Oxford — está a cinco millas de Oxford

I'll see you outside the theater — te veo en la puerta del teatro

b) (beyond) fuera de

it's outside my responsibilities — no está dentro de mis responsabilidades

c) (in time)

outside office hours — fuera del horario de oficina

only 2 seconds outside the world record — sólo a 2 segundos del récord mundial


IV
adjective (before n)
1)
a) (exterior, outward) exterior
b) (outdoor) <toilet> fuera de la vivienda, exterior; <swimming pool> descubierto, al aire libre
c) (outer) exterior

the outside lane — (Auto) el carril or (Chi) la pista or (Ur) la senda de la izquierda; (in UK etc) el carril or la pista etc de la derecha; (Sport) el carril (AmL) or (Esp) la calle número ocho (or seis etc)

d) (external) <interference/pressure> externo

the outside world — el mundo exterior

2) (remote) <chance> remoto

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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