outdoor project
- noun
:
proyecto al aire libre
- Have you heard about the new outdoor project in the park?
Examples
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The community started an outdoor project this summer.
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Our school encourages students to participate in at least one outdoor project each semester.
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Before the rain started, I managed to finish my outdoor project.
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The children spent the afternoon working on an outdoor project in the garden.
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They decided to undertake an outdoor project to build a new garden in their backyard.
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Many families enjoy engaging in outdoor projects like planting trees and landscaping their yards.
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The community organized an outdoor project to clean up the park and plant flowers.
Antonyms
How Open-Air
Surface Forms
Morphology
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.