Outdoor meaning in English
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Definition
(an) outdoor (activity): (an) open-air, outside, not inside (activity)
to lead an outdoor life to live outside of a house
the great outdoors: the countryside, the open air, the country, the natural world
to go outdoors to exit a house, to go outside, to get out of the house
(She's an) outdoorsy (person): (She is someone) who likes spending time outside, in nature, in the countryside
Examples
- "Out here you can get in touch with the great outdoors: hunting, fishing, swimming in the lake, and lounging in the outdoor Jacuzzi."
- "Subject: The Great Outdoors"
- "In previous ad campaigns, Outback Cologne was marketed as an extremely masculine scent for the "outdoorsy", "rugged", "manly" type."
- "Out here you can get in touch with the great outdoors: hunting, fishing, swimming in the lake, and lounging in the outdoor Jacuzzi."
- "You're sitting in an outdoor Jacuzzi in the middle of winter eating filet mignon and drinking thousand-dollar champagne."
Exercise 1
Select the TRUE statement(s) from the list below according to Bruno's email.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
Select the TRUE statement(s) from the list below according to Bruno's email.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
This is not a correct choice. Bruno talks about the possibility of violence when he writes "there is a high risk that this demonstration could erupt in violent chaos", but he in no way suggests that any of his staff are violent.
This is a false statement. In fact, the opposite is true. Bruno writes "I would prefer that no one leave work early to attend. In fact, I forbid it". To "forbid" something is to "ban" or "prohibit" it. This is the opposite of to "allow" or "permit" something!
This statement is true. Bruno's letter explains that the march will take place "on the streets of San Francisco". "Outdoors" means "outside", literally "outside doors". Streets are not generally inside (indoors), so we can safely assume here that the protest will take place outdoors!
This is incorrect. Bruno writes that "a few thousand people will be celebrating". A "few" means more than two, usually three or four.
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