,outer 'space noun [u] = space n.{5) ： radio waves /h?m outer
space来自外M空间的无线‘ik outerwear /'aut8wea(r);
NAmE 'autarwer/ noun [U] clothes
such as coats, hats, etc. that you wear outside
外衣；户外的穿着
out-face /.aut'feis/ verb [VN] {formal) to defeat an
enemy or opponent by being brave and remaining confident
凛然面对；吓退
outfall /'autfoil/ noun {technical the place
where a river, pipe, etc. flows out into the sea。(，河流、管道等 的）—放口，入海口；河口： a sewage out/aZ丨污水排放口
out-field /'autflild/ noun, adv.
m noun [sing.] the outer
part of the field in baseball, cricket
and some
other sports (棒球、板球等体育运
动的_)外场 一 compare infield
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flt/v. in or to the outfield 在外场；向外场
out.field.er
/•autfi:lda(r)/
now/? (in cricket and baseball 板球及 棒球） a
player in the outfield 外 场手； ，外 场员
out-fit /’autfit/
now/?，verb
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noi/n 1 [C] a set of clothes that you wear
together, especially for a particular .occasion or purpose 全套服装， 装 束（尤指为某场合或目的）：She was
wearing an expensive new ou 垆 t. 她穿着一身昂贵的新衣裳。 ◊ a wedding out/it —套结婚礼服◊ a
cowboy/Superman out/iit (= one that you wear for fun in order to look like the
type of person mentioned) —套牛仔/ 超人服装 2 [C+sing./pl. v.] {informal) a group of people
working together as an organization, business，team, etc.团队；小组；.分队：a market
research ou^t 市场调查组◊ This was the/ourth aZbuni by the top rocfc oi^t.这是这个顶级摇滚乐k的第 四张唱片专辑。3 [C] a set of equipment that you need for a
particular purpose 全套装备；成套工具：a bfeyde repair out力Y修自行含的整套工具
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verb (-tt-) [VN] [often passive] ~ sth/sb (with sth) {especially NAmE) to provide
sb/sth with equipment or clothes for a special purpose装备；配置设4 ;供给服装 equip ： The
ship was outfitted with a 12-bed hospital 这艘船配置了一所有12个床位的医院。
out-fit-ter (also out-fit-ters) /'autfit0(r)/ now/? 1 {old-
fashioned, Brtj a shop/store that sells men^ clothes or
school uniforms (出售男装或校服的）服装店2 a shop/store that
sells equipment for camping and other outdoor activities旅行用品店；露营装备备
out-flank
/.aut'flaBrjk/
verb [VN] 1 to move around the side of an enemy or opponent,
especially in order to attack them from behind 包抄；侧翼包围 2
to gain an advantage over sb, especially by doing sth unexpected (尤指出其不意地）胜过，占it aaa OUTMANOEUVRE outflow /'aotflau; NAmE -flou/ noun ~ (of sth/sb) (from
sth) the movement of a large amount of money, liquid, people, etc. out of a
place 外流；流出量：There was a capita?
out/Zow 0/$22 biHion in 3998. *
1998 年的资本
外流量为 220 亿元。◊ a stea办 ou的ovv 〇/ oi! J^om t/ie tank石_从油罐里不断的流出◊ the ou^/Zow 0/ re/iigees 难民涌出EH3 inflow
out-fox /.aut'foks; NAmE -'fa:ks/ verb [VN] to gain an
advantage over sb by being more clever than they are 以智力胜过（或超过）BCE1 outwit out-going /'autgauii]； NAmE -gou-/ adj. 1 liking to
meet other people, enjoying their company and being friendly towards them爱交际的；友好的；外向的PCT71 sociable ： an outgoing personaWy ;卜向的性格 2 [only before noun] leaving the position of
responsibility mentioned 無卸任的；离职的：the outgoing
president^ government gfi 将下，台 总统 /政府 PTJ3 incoming
3 [only before noun] going away from a particular place rather than
arriving in 沅>向外的；离幵.的：This tele- phone shouZd be
used/or outgoing caHs•这部电话用于打
外线。◊ outgoing/Iig/its/passen^ers 出港航班/ Mi ◊ the
outgoing tide 退潮 Rnn incoming out-goings /'autgauirjz;
NAmE -gou-/ noun [pi.] (8r£)
the amount of money that a person or a business has to spend regularly, lor
example every month 开支；经常
tt 费用 H331 expenditure : towAigh outgoings 开 i
^ 0 Write down your incomings and
outgoings,
你的收入与支出记下来。0 note at cost 'out-group noun the people who do not
belong to a particular in-group in a society 外群体 out-grow /.aut'grau;
NAmE -'grou/
verb (out-grew /-'gru:/, out-grown /-'graun; NAmE -'groun/) [VN] 1 to grow too big to be
able to wear or fit into sth 长得穿不下（衣
服）；增长得容不进（某地）H3Hgrowoutof: She’s already outgrown her
school um/orm.她已经长得连校服
都不能穿了。◊ The company
has outgrown its oj^ces.公
_发展彳_办公室都不够用了。2 to
grow talle^ larger or more quickly than another person 比…长得為（或大、 快）：He’s already outgrovm
his oWer brother.他已长
得比他哥哥还髙。3 to
stop doing sth or lose interest in sth as you become older卤长大而放弃；年增志移HT1 grow out of ： Hefs outgrown his passion for rock music.随着年龄的增长，他已对摇滚乐失考了热情。
out-growth /'autgrauO; NAmE -grouG/ noun 1 (technical 术语）a thing that grows out
of sth else.长出物；分支：
The eye first
appears as a cup-shaped outgrowth from the brain.眼睛开始是从大脑长出，呈杯状。
a natural development or result of sth 自 &发展 (或结果 > :The 〖aw was an outgrowth 〇/ the 2000 presidential dectio/i.这项法律是2000年总统选举的必然
结果。
oirt.gun /.aut’gAn/ ve必（-nn-) [V]
.[often
passive] to have greater military strength than sb (军事上）‘胜过， 超过：{figurative) The
building of its own 屋夕卜厕所
out.ing /’autm/ not//? 1 [C]〜(to ….）a trip that you go on for pleasure or education,
usually with a group of people and lasting no more titian one day (集体）出夕卜 游玩（或学习等）；远足BEEI excursion: We went on an outing to London.我们游览了 伦敦。◊ a /amify outing 全家远足 o note at trip 2 [C] (spo/t 体，/n/ormfl/) an occasion when sb takes part in a
competition 参赛；
比赛 3 [U, the practice of
naming people as homosexuals in public,
when they do not want anyone to know ( i背同性恋者本人媛愿）对（其）身
份的公开0明
out.land.ish /aut'laendij/
adj. (usually disapproving) strange or extremely
unusual古运的；板木寻常的；奇
特的 S迎 bizarre: outZandish costumes/fdeas #•装# 菔；古怪的想法► out.land.Uh.丨y adv. outlast /.aut'laist;
NAmE -'laest/
verb [VN] to continue to
exist or take part in an activity for a longer time than sb/sth 比…持達时间'长：He can outcast anyone _ on
the danceJZoor.场七，）也比谁都能跳。 outJaw /'autlo:/
i/喊 not//?
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verb _[VN] 1 to
make sth illegal宣布…不合法；使…成为
非法 HI?! ban： plans to outlaw the carrying of
knives 宣布携带刀具为非法的方案◊ the outlawed
natiomiZist party裣宣布A非会兩民族圭义党2 (in the past) to
make sb an outlaw (旧时）剥夺（某人的）法律枝益
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noun (used
especially about people in the past) a person who has done sth illegal and is
hiding to avoid being caught; a person who is not protected by the law ( X 指过去的人）亡命徒，逃犯，草莽英雄，被剥夺法律权益
者：RoM/i Hood, the worW’s most /amous outZaw 罗宾 汉，蜚声世界的绿林好汉
out-lay /'autlei/ noun [C, U] ~ (on sth) the money
that you have to spend in order to start a new project ’（启 动新项目的）开支，费用：The business quicWy repaid the im'tiaZ dutkiy on
advertising.这家公司很快_付了初
期的广告费。◊ a ma&sive /inancfal/capftaZ outZay 矢— 的财政V夤未开支o note at cost out.let /'autlet/ ziotm 〜（for sth) 1 a way of
expressing or making good use of strong feelings, ideas or energy (感情、思想、精力发泄的）出路；表现机会：She needed to find an outlet for her
many talents and interests.她的多才多艺、兴趣广泛需要找个施展的机f。
〇 Sport
became the perfect outlet for his aggression.
成为他攻击性心理的最佳出路。2
(如5/n⑸商）a shop/store or an
organization that sells goods made by