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outing

UK
/ˈaʊtɪŋ/
US
/ˈaʊtɪŋ/

Traducciones

outingnoun
outings
pl
UK
/ˈaʊtɪŋ/
US
/ˈaʊtɪŋ/
Our outing to the new restaurant was delightful.
Наш выход в новый ресторан был восхитительным.
We planned a family outing to the countryside.
Мы запланировали семейную поездку за город.
The school organized an outing to the museum.
Школа организовала экскурсию в музей.
Traducciones adicionales
вылазка
пикник
Sinónimos
field trip
adventure
day out
excursion
trip
journey
expedition
jaunt
outingadjective
more outing
Comp.
most outing
Super.
UK
/ˈaʊ.tɪŋ/
US
/ˈaʊ.tɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe things suitable for or connected with outings or outdoor recreation.
Sinónimos
outsiderly
outdoorsy
day-trip
excursionary
outdoor
open-air
alfresco
recreational
outsverb

outing

Gerund

outed
Past Simple
outed
Past Participle
outing
Gerund
UK
/aʊts/
US
/aʊts/
выгонять(в бейсболе)
The player outs his opponent at second base.
Игрок выгоняет соперника на второй базе.
публично раскрывать чью-то сексуальную ориентацию
She outs her colleague without his consent.
Она публично раскрывает сексуальную ориентацию своего коллеги без его согласия.
He outs the secret agent in the newspaper.
Он разоблачает секретного агента в газете.
Sinónimos
unmasks
betrays
unveils
reveals
discloses
exposes
uncovers
divulges

Definiciones

outingnoun
A trip taken for pleasure, especially one lasting a day or less.
We planned a family outing to the beach this weekend.
An occasion when someone is revealed to be gay, especially against their will.
The magazine's outing of the celebrity caused a lot of controversy.
A public appearance or performance, especially by an athlete or performer.
The singer's first outing on stage was met with great applause.
outingadjective
Relating to or intended for an outing or outdoor activity.
She packed her outing clothes for the weekend hike.
outsverb
To reveal someone’s secret, especially about their sexual orientation or gender identity, often without their consent.
The journalist was criticized for outs several celebrities in the article.
In sports, to cause a player to be out, or to remove a player from play according to the rules.
The pitcher outs the batter with a fastball.
To surpass or do better than someone or something in a particular activity.
She outs her competitors by working twice as hard.
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