英和和英

to enter from the outside

to move something from the inside to the outside

to come out

to enter again

to move from the outside of something to the inside

within and without

to bring something indoors

to leave home

the action of looking into something from the outside

to be on the verge of entering

of a person's nature, the state of being transparent

just as one steps out

located outside

to quickly leave a place

of a thing, the state of being brilliantly naive and innocent

the action of bringing in something from outside

something that is brought in from outside

to let something enter from outside

of a person's nature, the degree of transparency

to drain water out of something

He is always on the gad

to go outside

to leave a certain place

the place a person is visiting

extraoral

was/were out

to empty out the contents of something

to bring in what is outside

as seen from without

peep in [out]