outer

outer
['aʊtə(r)]
aggettivo
1) (furthest) [limit] estremo
2) (outside) esteriore, esterno

outer clothing — vestiti, capi di vestiario

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adjective (outside; far from (the centre of) something: outer space.) esteriore, esterno
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outer /ˈaʊtə(r)/
A a.
esterno; esteriore: the outer edge of the net, il bordo esterno della rete; (anat.) the outer ear, l'orecchio esterno; (astron.) outer planets, pianeti esterni
B n.
1 (d'un bersaglio) cerchio più lontano dal centro; cerchio esterno
2 (boxe) colpo da kappaò
● (fin.) outer band, banda esterna (di una moneta) □ outer case, copertone, pneumatico; (di orologio) controcassa □ (USA) outer city, sobborghi; periferia □ (autom.) outer cover, copertone (di pneumatico) □ outer covering, copertura esterna □ outer garments, vestiti; capi di vestiario (non biancheria intima) □ (naut.) outer harbour, avamporto □ (naut.) outer keel, controchiglia □ the outer man, l'uomo visto dal di fuori; l'aspetto esteriore d'un uomo □ outer reality, realtà oggettiva □ (anat.) outer skin, epidermide □ (astron.) outer space, spazio extraatmosferico (o cosmico) □ the outer world, il mondo esterno; la gente al di fuori della propria cerchia.
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['aʊtə(r)]
aggettivo
1) (furthest) [limit] estremo
2) (outside) esteriore, esterno

outer clothing — vestiti, capi di vestiario


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