Definition of outwards in English:

outwards

adverb ˈaʊtwədzˈaʊtwərdz

British

Away from the centre or a particular point; towards the outside.
离开中心或某一点；向外
a window that opens outwards
向外开的窗。
Example sentencesExamples
- But the door opened outwards and the pull on the wire was holding it shut.
- I assume all doors in public places open outwards, for fire safety reasons.
- Unfortunately, however, kids today are not just growing upwards, they are growing outwards.
- The dome is typically convex in shape and ice flows radially from the centre outwards.
- She had only walked for a few moments before the tunnel opened outwards into a cavern the size of a football stadium.
- The windscreen wipers sweep from the centre outwards to give truly remarkable coverage.
- When you don't want to look at yourself, deflect the blame outwards.
- It grows from the centre outwards, and the cells enclosed in the middle are cut off from the supply stream.
- I looked outwards towards the street in time to see a black limo pull up to the curb.
- They started their look around from the pub on the edge of the city centre heading outwards into the suburbs.
- New Zealand is a small country which must look outwards and be open to new ideas.
- Irving claimed that it was standard practice at the time that air raid shelters should have doors which opened outwards.
- No empire could last for long if it depended entirely on naked power exerted from the centre outwards.
- When applying mascara, drag the wand outwards to the outer upper corner to open up eyes further.
- The racket will approach the ball from the inside and swing outwards towards the right of where the ball is intended to travel.
- The ring spreads outwards and the centre may heal and go back to a normal skin colour.
- They turn the book outwards so that everyone can see the pictures.
- Sitting by the window and looking outwards, I noticed how very still it was yesterday.
- Most biographers hope to start with the hearts and minds of their subjects and work outwards to reveal the shape of their lives.
- The plastic window structure is bending outwards, leaving a gap of almost half an inch.

Definition of outwards in US English:

outwards

adverbˈoutwərdzˈaʊtwərdz

British

a window that opens outwards
向外开的窗。
variant of outward
Example sentencesExamples
- The dome is typically convex in shape and ice flows radially from the centre outwards.
- It grows from the centre outwards, and the cells enclosed in the middle are cut off from the supply stream.
- I looked outwards towards the street in time to see a black limo pull up to the curb.
- I assume all doors in public places open outwards, for fire safety reasons.
- When applying mascara, drag the wand outwards to the outer upper corner to open up eyes further.
- No empire could last for long if it depended entirely on naked power exerted from the centre outwards.
- They turn the book outwards so that everyone can see the pictures.
- Irving claimed that it was standard practice at the time that air raid shelters should have doors which opened outwards.
- But the door opened outwards and the pull on the wire was holding it shut.
- The racket will approach the ball from the inside and swing outwards towards the right of where the ball is intended to travel.
- The ring spreads outwards and the centre may heal and go back to a normal skin colour.
- When you don't want to look at yourself, deflect the blame outwards.
- New Zealand is a small country which must look outwards and be open to new ideas.
- The plastic window structure is bending outwards, leaving a gap of almost half an inch.
- They started their look around from the pub on the edge of the city centre heading outwards into the suburbs.
- The windscreen wipers sweep from the centre outwards to give truly remarkable coverage.
- Most biographers hope to start with the hearts and minds of their subjects and work outwards to reveal the shape of their lives.
- She had only walked for a few moments before the tunnel opened outwards into a cavern the size of a football stadium.
- Unfortunately, however, kids today are not just growing upwards, they are growing outwards.
- Sitting by the window and looking outwards, I noticed how very still it was yesterday.

单词	outwards
释义	Definition of outwards in English: outwards adverb ˈaʊtwədzˈaʊtwərdz British Away from the centre or a particular point; towards the outside. 离开中心或某一点；向外 a window that opens outwards 向外开的窗。 Example sentencesExamples But the door opened outwards and the pull on the wire was holding it shut. I assume all doors in public places open outwards, for fire safety reasons. Unfortunately, however, kids today are not just growing upwards, they are growing outwards. The dome is typically convex in shape and ice flows radially from the centre outwards. She had only walked for a few moments before the tunnel opened outwards into a cavern the size of a football stadium. The windscreen wipers sweep from the centre outwards to give truly remarkable coverage. When you don't want to look at yourself, deflect the blame outwards. It grows from the centre outwards, and the cells enclosed in the middle are cut off from the supply stream. I looked outwards towards the street in time to see a black limo pull up to the curb. They started their look around from the pub on the edge of the city centre heading outwards into the suburbs. New Zealand is a small country which must look outwards and be open to new ideas. Irving claimed that it was standard practice at the time that air raid shelters should have doors which opened outwards. No empire could last for long if it depended entirely on naked power exerted from the centre outwards. When applying mascara, drag the wand outwards to the outer upper corner to open up eyes further. The racket will approach the ball from the inside and swing outwards towards the right of where the ball is intended to travel. The ring spreads outwards and the centre may heal and go back to a normal skin colour. They turn the book outwards so that everyone can see the pictures. Sitting by the window and looking outwards, I noticed how very still it was yesterday. Most biographers hope to start with the hearts and minds of their subjects and work outwards to reveal the shape of their lives. The plastic window structure is bending outwards, leaving a gap of almost half an inch. Definition of outwards in US English: outwards adverbˈoutwərdzˈaʊtwərdz British a window that opens outwards 向外开的窗。 variant of outward Example sentencesExamples The dome is typically convex in shape and ice flows radially from the centre outwards. It grows from the centre outwards, and the cells enclosed in the middle are cut off from the supply stream. I looked outwards towards the street in time to see a black limo pull up to the curb. I assume all doors in public places open outwards, for fire safety reasons. When applying mascara, drag the wand outwards to the outer upper corner to open up eyes further. No empire could last for long if it depended entirely on naked power exerted from the centre outwards. They turn the book outwards so that everyone can see the pictures. Irving claimed that it was standard practice at the time that air raid shelters should have doors which opened outwards. But the door opened outwards and the pull on the wire was holding it shut. The racket will approach the ball from the inside and swing outwards towards the right of where the ball is intended to travel. The ring spreads outwards and the centre may heal and go back to a normal skin colour. When you don't want to look at yourself, deflect the blame outwards. New Zealand is a small country which must look outwards and be open to new ideas. The plastic window structure is bending outwards, leaving a gap of almost half an inch. They started their look around from the pub on the edge of the city centre heading outwards into the suburbs. The windscreen wipers sweep from the centre outwards to give truly remarkable coverage. Most biographers hope to start with the hearts and minds of their subjects and work outwards to reveal the shape of their lives. She had only walked for a few moments before the tunnel opened outwards into a cavern the size of a football stadium. Unfortunately, however, kids today are not just growing upwards, they are growing outwards. Sitting by the window and looking outwards, I noticed how very still it was yesterday.
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