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单词 outsider
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outsider
noun[C]
uk
/ˌaʊtˈsaɪ.dər/us
/ˌaʊtˈsaɪ.dɚ/

outsidernoun[C](NOT MEMBER)

apersonwho is notinvolvedwith aparticulargroupofpeopleororganizationor who does notlivein aparticularplace:
局外人；外来者；外部的人
Outsiders have aglamorizedideaof what it is like toworkinHollywood.外人把在好莱坞工作想象得无比美好。
apersonwho is notlikedoracceptedas amemberof aparticulargroup,organization, orsocietyand whofeelsdifferent from thosepeoplewho areacceptedasmembers:
（不被某一团体、组织或社会接受的）局外人，不合群的人，外人
As achildhe was very much an outsider, neverparticipatingin thegamesotherchildrenplayed.小时候他非常不合群，从来不和其他的孩子一起玩游戏。
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outsidernoun[C](UNLIKELY WINNER)

apersonoranimalwith only aslightchanceofwinning:
取胜希望渺茫的人（或动物）
Acompleteoutsiderwonthis year'saward.一名完全没有被看好的人赢得了今年的奖项。
Theracewaswonby arankoutsider.在这场比赛中夺冠的是一匹不被看好的马。
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(Definition ofoutsiderfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

outsider| American Dictionary

outsider
noun[C]
us
/ˌɑʊtˈsɑɪ·dər/

outsidernoun[C](NOT PART OF SOMETHING)

apersonwho is notinvolvedwith aparticulargroupofpeopleor anorganization, or who does notlivein aparticularplace:
Imovedhere threeyearsago, but I stillfeellike an outsider.
(Definition ofoutsiderfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

outsider| Business English

outsider
noun[C]
uk
/ˌaʊtˈsaɪdər/us
WORKPLACE
someone who ispaidby acompanyororganizationto do aparticularjob, but who is not apermanentemployee:
In 2009, thecompanyhiredan outsider withmarketingexperiencein anefforttoreviveitsbusiness.
someone who is notdirectlyinvolvedin asituation:
To outsiders, itlookedas if thecompanywas doing well.
(Definition ofoutsiderfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofoutsider

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Besides identifying outsiders, the police also needed to know the residents of the community.
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They stress such things as population density, circumscription in a small area, conquest by outsiders of the diffusion of the idea of divine kingship.
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However well-integrated they seem to be, they are still outsiders, as well as insiders, and they have to work with this double agency.
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In the past, this has involved both reprimanding the broadcasters and offering them support, particularly when under attack from outsiders.
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She reads the two concepts as particular relationships between museum insiders and outsiders.
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The involved parties, professionals, the local community and outsiders have different means of power and knowledge at their disposition.
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Archaeologists involved in the local heritage industry might be better equipped to deal with the sensitivity of minority and localist ideas of heritage than outsiders.
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Respectable outsiders embraced the movement's social work but increasingly rejected its evangelical message.
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Although it is common for outsiders to look at the three as a group, they in fact have very different histories and cultures.
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They are owned by urban-based outsiders with good political connections, who can help secure cheap mining concessions.
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Villagers stand united in their anger against outsiders intruding on their domain, but they are not always able to exclude them.
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What is successfully presented for consumption by outsiders also redefines the parameters of legitimacy and authenticity for indigenous audiences.
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There was a growing demand to define national identity and citizenship in order to prevent ' outsiders ' from voting and having access to land.
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Pre-colonial agents used signals that reduced the social distance between sender and receiver to convey their credibility to outsiders they wanted to trade with.
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Roads and bridges were built and there is now easier contact between places; outsiders and tourists pass through nowadays.
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