| Wai Ren | waibing | The Bund | Jowai | chaowai | field |
| surgery | nickname | outcrossing | irregularity | additionally | nephew |
| contraflow | foreign trade | coat | again | ambit | exterior |
| especially | not one's duty | drain | grandbaby | amateur | exterior |
| outdoor | exterior | accident | foreign [home] mission | grandma | beyond the borders |
| coat | outland | abroad | barring | foreign nationality | external cause |
| extra | outside help | foreign exchange | foreign language | external debt | course of exchange |
| regard sb. as an outsider | foreign aggression | towns or cities other than where one is | foreign affairs | trimming | extrinsic |
| external | substandard | Foreign capital | extracurricular | have an affair | for sale abroad or in another part of the country |
| some other place | over | transfer (materials or personnel) to other localities | exclusivity | environment | external |
| work done outside the office or in the field | Alien | exclusion | foreign visitor | fawn on foreign powers | outside (a country's) borders |
| piazza | environs | take-out | auricle | egress | rind |
| open | trauma | cunnus | foreigner | extrapolate | adventitia |
| out and in | ocean | dehors | circumference | ectoderm | Camber |
| foreign country | apposition | inside and outside | rind | appearance | outside Shanghaiguan |
| beyond the noisy world | aloof from worldly things | beyond the frontier | tire (cover) | unfaithful intentions (of husband or wife) | location |
| layman | external piles | affection by exogenous pathogenic factors | relatives of a king or an emperor on the side of his mother or wife | a term used by the Buddhists to refer to religions other than Buddhism | external work |
| family of grandmother and grandfather on mother's side | outside | extroversion | ministry councillor | outskirt | supination |
| ectropion | foreign company | epiboly | barbican | nonego | foreign |
| flee to a foreign country | be a guest performer | heterodyne | outside diameter | quoin | foreign businessmen |
| unofficial history | besides | waishui | (in ancient time) be a local official | foreign language | foreign minister |
| outside | people not of the same clan | ectoplasm | overfall | unestablished person | outside statute |
| a reference to one's own husband | Buddhist,Taoist monks | breadth | (people) not of the same surname | mantissa | evidence obtained from independent sources, not from what is being examined |
| not beyond the scope of | outside the Great Wall | besides | region | foreign enemy | ancient codes and records outside Buddhism |
| vassal state | biographical records not included in the histories | apply cointment,etc. | all around | outworker | unexpected |
| unusual | concerning foreign affairs | talents of an extrovert or mixer | extra income | China and foreign countries | outfield |
| foreign aid | foreign countries | outside | in addition | epigenesis | from other parts of country |
| foreign invader | external force | grandpa | foreign goods | apposition | father-in-law |
| far-relationship guests | abduce | skin | regard sb.as an outsider | hostel | external government office |
| outport | tegument | dermoskeleton | exospore | peel | out |
| other than | keep out of | beyond the frontiers | epigenesist | country | matters outside one’ s job |
| provinces other than where one lives | wife's or mothor's relatives | outbuilding | a kept woman | (when driving a vehicle or operating a machine) the right-hand side | outside imperial palace |
| foreign aggression | xenophobe | outer fringes of civilization | off | outlying | introduce from outside |
| take care of everything outside | overseas market demand | | | | |
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