1.outcome n.结果(result, consequence)

词根记忆：来自词组come out(真相：结果)

例：Critics of the proposals argue that the outcomes of public referenda would be biased.

2.outfit v.配备，装备(to furnish)

例：In reality, early trading companies successfully purchased and outfitted ships, built and operated offices and warehouses.

3.outlaw v.宣布…为非法(to make illegal);n．歹徒;罪犯(criminal)

例：For a local government to outlaw all strikes is a costly mistake.

4.outlay n.支出，费用(expenditure, payment)

词根记忆：来自词组lay out(消费：花钱)

例：Outlays for research and development increased 16.4 percent.

5.outlet n．出口，通风口(exit, vent)；批发商店(a store through which a product is marketed)

联想记忆：out(外面)+let(让)--让人出去的地方--出口

例：an outlet pipe排水管//outlet stores代销店

6.outline n．轮廓(figure)；概述(summary)；v.描雷轮廓：概括(summarize)

例：This is an outline of a sign for an ice-cream store.//Three hypotheses were outlined in this scientific conference.

7.outlying a．远离城市的，边远的(remote from a center or main body)

联想记忆：out(出)+Iy（看作lie位于）+ing--位于外面的--边远的

例：Most outlying airfields are not equipped to handle commercial-airline traffic.

8.outmoded a．过时了的，不再流行的( not being in style)

例：l wish we could get rid of that old and outmoded sofa.

9.outnumber v.在数量上超过(to exceed in number)

词根记忆：out(超过)+number(数量)--在数量上超过

例：These stars vastly outnumber the other stars in a given galaxy.