exterior
31exterior — I. adjective Etymology: Latin, comparative of exter, exterus being on the outside, foreign, from ex Date: 1528 1. being on an outside surface ; situated on the outside 2. observable by outward signs < his exterior quietness is belied by an… …
32exterior — 1. adjective a) relating to the outside parts or surface of something b) being from outside a country, foreign Ant: interior See Also: exteriorise, exteriorize 2. noun …
33exterior — 1. adjective the exterior walls Syn: outer, outside, outermost, outward, external Ant: interior 2. noun the exterior of the building Syn: outside, outer surface, external surface, outward appearance, facade …
34exterior — 1. adjective the exterior surface Syn: outer, outside, outermost, outward, external Ant: interior 2. noun a beautiful exterior Syn: outside, external surface, outward appearance, facade …
35exterior — See exterior, external …
36exterior — ex|te̱rior, ...te̱rius [aus lat. exterior = der äußere, weiter außen befindlich]: an der Außenseite gelegen, in der Nähe der Außenseite, weiter außen gelegen (Anat.) …
37exteriör — • utseende, yttre, exteriör, uppsyn, synintryck, gestalt …
38exterior — Something that is outside. For example, in architecture, an exterior wall is on the outside of a building. Also see elevation …
39exterior — a, esteriour, o m. extérieure. A l exterior : à l extérieur, dehors. voir defòra …
40exterior — adj. & n. adj. 1 a of or on the outer side (opp. INTERIOR). b (foll. by to) situated on the outside of (a building etc.). c coming from outside. 2 Cinematog. outdoor. n. 1 the outward aspect or surface of a building etc. 2 the outward or apparent …
