outward

• Que se refiere al exterior o a la superficie visible de algo, en contraste con su interior o su esencia; también puede indicar una apariencia o manifestación externa en oposición a la realidad interna.

Relating to the external appearance or surface of something, as opposed to its inner nature.

1. External or physicalB2formal

   Relating to the physical world or observable reality, as opposed to internal thoughts or feelings.

   externo o físico

   • Her outward calm hid her inner anxiety.
   • The outward appearance of the building is modern.
   • He showed no outward signs of distress.

   Sinónimosapparentexteriorexternalmanifestobservableouterphysicalvisible

   Antónimosinternalinward

2. Going out or leavingB2formal

   Directed away from a place or center; departing.

   de salida

   • The outward journey took three hours.
   • All outward flights are delayed due to the storm.
   • The outward flow of water from the lake is controlled by a dam.

   Sinónimosleavingoutboundoutgoing

   Antónimosinward

• Adverbio que indica movimiento o dirección hacia afuera o desde el centro de algo. También se usa en sentido figurado para referirse a la apariencia o comportamiento externo.

An adverb meaning 'toward the outside' or 'away from a central point.' It describes movement or direction away from the interior of something. It can also be used figuratively to describe external appearance or behavior.

1. Toward the outsideB2formal

   Moving or directed away from the center or interior toward the exterior.

   hacia afuera

   • The door opens outward, not inward.
   • She looked outward from the window at the garden.
   • The city expands outward from the central square.

   Sinónimosawayforthoutoutsideoutwards

   Antónimosinward