outwards

UK
/ˈaʊtwədz/
US
/ˈaʊtwɚdz/
outwardsadverb
UK
/ˈaʊtwədz/
US
/ˈaʊtwɚdz/
Traductions
The door opens outwards.
Дверь открывается наружу.
Définitions
In a direction away from the center or from a particular point.
The doors opened outwards, allowing the crowd to exit easily.
Toward the outside or external surface.
The flower petals curled outwards as they bloomed.
In a way that is directed toward the external world or public view.
She always projects her feelings outwards rather than keeping them inside.
outwardadverb

outwards

UK
/ˈaʊtwəd/
US
/ˈaʊtwɚd/
Définitions
Toward or on the outside; away from the inside or center.
The door swings outward to save space inside the room.
outwardadjective
Définitions
Relating to the external appearance or surface of something.
Despite his outward calm, he was actually very nervous.
Directed towards the outside or away from a central point.
The outward flow of the river was strong after the heavy rains.
Concerning the physical or visible aspects rather than the internal or hidden ones.
Her outward beauty was matched by her inner kindness.
Going away from the starting point of a journey or from the place of origin.
Our outward journey across the desert was exhausting.
outwardnoun
Définitions
The external appearance or outer surface of something.
He was concerned more with the inward than the outward of a person.