open-air

See also: open air

English

open-air (not comparable)

Taking place outdoors; alfresco.
- 1915, William Campbell, Sketches from Formosa‎, Marshall Brothers Limited, page 33:
  
  All along the way we enjoyed very favourable opportunities for open-air preaching, and for disposing of large quantities of Christian books and tracts.
Antonyms: indoor, inside, inner, internal, interior, inward

taking place outdoors

Armenian: բացօթյա (hy) (bacʿōtʿya)
Bulgarian: открит (bg) (otkrit), на открито (na otkrito)
Catalan: a l'aire lliure
Chinese:
Cantonese: 露天 (lou⁶ tin¹)

Mandarin: 露天 (zh) (lùtiān)

Min Nan: 天露 (thiⁿ-lō͘), 露天 (lō͘-thiⁿ)
Finnish: ulko- (fi), ulkoilma- (fi)
French: en plein air (fr), de plein air, découvert (fr)
Galician: ao aire libre
Greek: υπαίθριος (el) (ypaíthrios)
Ancient: ὕπαιθρος (húpaithros), ὑπαίθριος (hupaíthrios)
Hungarian: szabadtéri (hu), kültéri, kinti, (ambiguous) nyitott (hu), szabad ég alatti, szabadban lévő/történő, (technical, “opencast”) külszíni
Italian: a cielo aperto, all'aperto (it)
Japanese: 青空 (ja) (aozora), 屋外 (ja) (okugai), 露天 (ja) (roten)
Korean: 노천 (nocheon), 로천 (rocheon), 한데 (ko) (hande)
Norwegian:
Bokmål: frilufts-

Nynorsk: frilufts-
Portuguese: a céu aberto (pt), ao ar livre (pt)
Russian: под откры́тым не́бом (ru) (pod otkrýtym nébom)
Spanish: al aire libre
Swedish: frilufts- (sv)

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