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そと
Meanings
Noun
1. outside; exterior
2. the open (air)
3. other place; somewhere else; outside one's group (family, company, etc.)
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Used in: 446
Used in vocabulary (61 in total)
exterior; outside; outer; external; lateral
outward appearance; looks
outer surface; outside; outward appearance; manner (with others); demeanour
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Examples (135 in total)
I was looking outside.
It's pitch black outside.
It's very gray outside.
I want to play outside with my friends.
I want to stay outside.
I was unable to go outside.
Is it OK if I go outside?
Quick. Look outside!
I'm going to wait outside.
There's a car outside.
She ran outside.
It's like summer outside.
In the winter, I don't want to go outside.
It was raining outside.
I hear footsteps outside.
It was very warm outside.
The taxi is waiting outside.
The children went out to play.
It's getting dark outdoors.
Mary is waiting outside, isn't she?
It's pretty freaking cold outside.
It's cold and windy outdoors.
Look out of the window.
Tom is shoveling snow outside.
It's a rainy day, so we can't play outside.
It was piercingly cold outside.
Everyone ran outside.
There are a lot of people outside.
She left the room and went outside.
Could you let him out?
Come outside with me.
Bring the table outside, please.
It was already dark outside.
If it snows, I won't go outside.
The dog wants to go out again.
It's too bright outside to sleep.
Fish cannot live out of water.
Is it all right to eat out tonight?
There is no external influence in that.
I don't want to go outside this afternoon.
It's really dark outside tonight.
There is a strong wind blowing outside.
It's really hot outside today.
It seems cold outside. I don't want to get out of bed.
Won't you go out to lunch with us?
Let's eat out this evening.
Nowadays children don't play outdoors.
I often looked outside the window during lessons.
Put your scarf on. It's cold out.
Come inside because it's cold outside.
I went outside early in the morning.
Let's eat lunch outside.
Why is Tom waiting outside?
I arrived outside the dressing room.
People ran out of the castle.
It was cold outside, and my hands got numb.
Wait for a moment outside the room.
Why are you out at this hour?
We must sleep outside today.
A young person is waiting for you outside.
Did you see him go out?
You must not go out today.
Don't look out the window, focus on your studies.
I don't want to meet anyone for a while and I don't want to go outside either.
She was idly looking out of the window.
Instead of watching television, the children played outside.
She's out shopping for shoes.
I'd rather go out than stay indoors.
It's really dark outside. I wonder if a storm is coming.
They put their hats on and went outside.
Let's eat outside instead of in our tents.
I sat outside and studied Japanese.
She sat gazing out of the window.
The car is waiting at the gate.
No one wants to work outdoors on a cold day.
She pushed him out the door.
Looking out of the window, I saw a rainbow.
The children played outside until dark.
I feel a chill seeing the blizzard outside.
The door will lock automatically when you go out.
They kept him waiting outside for a long time.
John sat looking out of the window.
How about eating out this evening for a change?
He never goes out late at night.
I peeped out through a crack in the wall.
Go play outside. It's a beautiful day.
He was so startled that he ran outside barefoot.
Tom and Mary are outside making a snowman.
The cold north wind was roaring outside.
At night he goes out for a drink.
I have a spare key to my house hidden outside.
I addressed my full attention to the landscape outside.
You should put on your anorak. It's cold out there.
A bunch of people were standing outside waiting.
The sun is out, but it's still cold outside.
She refused to let her child go out in the rain.
He objected to his wife working outside.
Do you mind if I open the window and let the smoke out?
He sent his son out to get the newspaper.
Those who look outward dream, but those who look inward awaken.
He came out with an angry face.
I played outside with everybody because the weather was good today.
They kept us waiting outside for a long time.
"Can I take photographs here?" "Only outside."
I ran out and caught a taxi.
Thankfully, the weather was nice and we were able to eat outside.
The rain prevented us from playing tennis outside.
Let's not just sit around. Let's go out and do something.
We tried to cheer him up by taking him out.
A white-haired man was playing an accordion outside the shop.
Hundreds of people were waiting outside the ticket office.
Once outside, I gave a deep sigh of relief.
When he heard the voice, he looked out of the window.
Would you mind waiting outside while I talk to him?
You must not leave her waiting outside in such cold weather.
I prefer going out to staying at home.
Are there other universes outside our own?
My father doesn't let me go out alone at night.
The most important thing to do when a typhoon occurs is to not go outside.
He couldn't sleep because of the noise outside his window.
His wet coat was evidence that he had been outside.
No matter how cold it is outside, the rooms are comfortably heated.
Mummy, I've finished my homework. Can I go out and play now?
Looking out the window, I saw a car coming.
The boy put on his athletic shoes and ran outside.
If you are going to smoke, please go outside.
There were no fewer than five women standing outside, claiming to be his wife.
He went outside for a breath of fresh air.
She said to me, 'I'll go out and buy cookies.'
Everyone in the car said they wanted to get out and stretch their legs.
The customers were made to wait outside in the rain for several hours.
Some people think eating at home is better for you than eating out.
My wife likes to eat out, so she doesn't have to cook.
About dinner time, Rev. King was on the balcony outside his room.
It was very cold last night, so we didn't go outside, but stayed indoors.