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outdoor project

outdoor project

2.8
A task that you do outside, often about building or gardening
  • noun
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  • Have you heard about the new outdoor project in the park?

Examples

  • The community started an outdoor project this summer.

  • Our school encourages students to participate in at least one outdoor project each semester.

  • Before the rain started, I managed to finish my outdoor project.

  • The children spent the afternoon working on an outdoor project in the garden.

  • They decided to undertake an outdoor project to build a new garden in their backyard.

  • Many families enjoy engaging in outdoor projects like planting trees and landscaping their yards.

  • The community organized an outdoor project to clean up the park and plant flowers.

Antonyms

93 1.0

Inside a building rather than outside

How Open-Air

field work
11 3.8
outdoor project
2.8
landscaping
46 3.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

outdoor + project

The meaning 'a task carried out outside' is directly and transparently derived from combining 'outdoor' (related to activities outside) with 'project' (planned piece of work). This adjective + noun composition follows a standard, cross-linguistic pattern and would be immediately understandable to a B1 learner who knows both constituents.

Etymology

Outdoor project comes from a very simple picture: outdoor means 'outside' and project means a planned 'task', so imagine people building a garden or fixing a playground in the open air. So, it means a task done outside.