outsider in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for outsider in the English»Italian Dictionary

outsider [Brit aʊtˈsʌɪdə, Am ˌaʊtˈsaɪdər] N

1. outsider (stranger):

outsider (in community)

estraneo m / estranea f

outsider (to organization, company)

persona f esterna

2. outsider (person, horse):

outsider (unlikely to win)

outsider mf

a complete or rank outsider

un outsider con scarsissime possibilità di vittoria

Translations for outsider in the Italian»English Dictionary

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intruso (intrusa)

outsider

sentirsi un intruso

to feel like an outsider

isolato (isolata)

outsider

estraneo (estranea)

outsider

escluso (esclusa)

outsider

esterno

outsider

una -a persona

an outsider

diverso

outsider

sentirsi ai margini

to feel at or on the margins, to feel like an outsider

outsider in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for outsider in the English»Italian Dictionary

outsider [ˌaʊt·ˈsaɪ·dɚ] N

1. outsider (person not from a group):

outsider

persona f di fuori

2. outsider in race, competition:

outsider

outsider mf inv

Translations for outsider in the Italian»English Dictionary

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outsider

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Verandas appear to be part of the building to an outsider, but part of the external world to those in the temple.

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To the outsider, it seems incomprehensible that anyone should admire, let alone acquire an animal that has difficulty in breathing or walking.

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He is described as a thinker and an outsider, almost a blue-collar worker.

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He occupies a place as an intellectual outsider, excluded from the mainstream, and yet the nerd identity is hyper-white.

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Most of the time, a non-conforming social outsider must face an atmosphere of intolerance, fanaticism or at least indifference in the society.

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To some, this dichotomy contravenes the concept of outsider culture.

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To an outsider, this seems like pure masochism.

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Cooper was an outsider and the leader of a group of poets, punks, stoners, and writers.

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The dialogue is drenched in insider information, yet is so well done that it attracts, not repels, the outsider.

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By coming to the south as an outsider, he was able to see the atrocities of slavery for what they were.

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