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アウトソーシング
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Noun, Suru verb
1. out-sourcing; outsourcing​
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アウトオブファッション
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Expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.), Noun
1. out of fashion​
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アウト・オブ・ファッション
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アウトオブプレー
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Noun
1. out of play (ball)​Sports, See also インプレー
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アウト・オブ・プレー
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アウェーゲーム
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Noun
1. away game​
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アウェー・ゲーム
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アウトカウント
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Noun
1. number of batters already out​Baseball, From English “out count”
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アウト・カウント
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アウトオブバウンズ
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Noun
1. out of bounds​
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アウト・オブ・バウンズ
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アウトオブデート
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Na-adjective (keiyodoshi), Noun
1. out-of-date; outdated​
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アウト・オブ・デート
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アウトウェア
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Noun
1. outerwear​Rare term, Wasei, word made in Japan, See also アウターウェア, From English “outwear”. Wasei (word made in Japan)
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アウトウエア
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がんちゅう アウトオブ眼中
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Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. being out of consideration; not being an option​Colloquial, Jocular, humorous term, See also 眼中にない
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じっこう アウトオブオーダー実行
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Noun
1. out of order execution​Computing
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アウトカメラ
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Noun
1. rear camera (smartphone, tablet, etc.)​Wasei, word made in Japan, Antonym: インカメラ, From English “out camera”. Wasei (word made in Japan)
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アウトカム
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Noun
1. outcome​
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アウトワッズ
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Noun
1. outwards​
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アウトゥワッズ
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アウトワァド
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Noun
1. outward​
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アウトゥワァド
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アウトルック
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Noun
1. outlook​
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アウトゥルック
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アウトドアズ
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Noun
1. outdoors​
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アウトゥドアズ
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アウェイ
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Noun, Noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
1. away (game, goal, etc.); opponents' ground​Sports
Noun, Na-adjective (keiyodoshi)
2. unfamiliar surroundings; feeling out of place; enemy territory​Colloquial
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アウェー、アウエー
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アウアズ
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Noun
1. ours​
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アワード
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Noun
1. award​
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アウォード
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じしん アウターライズ地震
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1. outer-rise earthquake; earthquake in the region seaward of a deep-sea trench​
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