Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Italiano term or phrase:
fuori casa
Inglese translation:
out and about
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Italiano term
fuori casa
• durante il ciclo mestruale
• nel post-partum
in situazioni a rischio di infezioni (in palestra, piscina e fuori casa)
Could I simply translate this term as "outdoors"?
4 +4 | out and about |
Lara Barnett
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4 +1 | away from home |
Cedric Randolph
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3 +2 | on the go |
Raffaella Panigada
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3 | public places |
Lirka
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Proposed translations
out and about
"If someone is out and about, they have left their home and are getting things done that they need to do."
http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/idioms/out and about.h...
"out and at different places ...You are "out and about" when you go out of your place and you move about to different places. Example: "Is Bob here today?" Answer: "No, he's not. He's out and about." When you say he is out and about, you are not being specific about where he has gone. Example: "Did you spend much time at your hotel?" Answer: "No we did not. Most of the time we were out and about." Another example: "Where have you been all day?" Answer: "Oh, out and about."
http://www.goenglish.com/OutAndAbout.asp
"I was out and about in Manchester last week on a research trip and ..."
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: Given the product (soap or wipes I imagine) and the context, I think here the term means basically 'when you're forced to use a loo/facilities that are not your own (ie the ones at home which present no risk, as they're yours and you know they're clean).
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away from home
on the go
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public places
I don't think it means outdoors ( the risk of infection is NOT higher there anyway)
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