French · signifying indifference or surprise
Get out.
Let's talk outside.
Let's go outside.
Let's play outside.
Come outside.
Wait outside.
Wait outside.
Stay outside.
Stay outside.
Stay outside!
He shouted, "Get out!"
It's raining outside.
It's snowing outside.
It smells outside.
"Guess what?" "Chicken butt!"
It was raining outside.
I'll meet you outside.
I'll meet you outside.
He ran outside naked.
It is dark outside.
It's freezing outside.
We are eating dinner outdoors.
She seldom goes out.
We rarely eat out.
I locked myself out.
It's pretty freaking cold outside.
My children rarely go outside.
Well, it's complicated.
I usually eat outside.
It's very gray outside.
Tom was out.
Tom is playing outdoors.
Tom slept outside.
Tom is outside.
Tom remained outside.
Tom waited outside.
Outside, the storm was rumbling.
Tom is out there.
Tom is still outside.
Tom loves being outdoors.
I fell down outside.
It is getting dark outside.
They kept him waiting outside for a long time.
It's getting dark little by little outside.
Dan met Linda outside.
He dashed out like a bullet.
Sheesh, you've even got cigarette butts scattered around.
Well, stranger things have happened.
It's raining buckets outside.
From spring to autumn, a lawn mower buzzes outside at one place or another, almost daily.