outside part vs outdoor part

Both "outside part" and "outdoor part" are correct phrases, but they are used in different contexts. "Outside part" refers to a specific section or area that is located outside, while "outdoor part" is more commonly used to describe an area or component that is meant to be used outdoors.

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outside part

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to refer to a specific section or area that is located outside. It can be used to describe parts of a building, a vehicle, or any other object.

Examples:

The outside part of the house needs to be repainted.
Please wait for me in the outside part of the restaurant.
The outside part of the car was damaged in the accident.

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Does it make me look poor if I don't eat the white outside part on the Brie?
Circular rather than outside parts of the galaxy M12 passes near its center.
The outside parts of the guard must be so designed, constructed and arranged that they cannot turn with the removable mechanical transmission device.
The outside parts of the guard must be so designed, constructed and arranged that they cannot turn with the transmission shaft.
The reason I was given was that only accredited assistants are allowed access to the Strasbourg buildings outside part-sessions.
The outside parts of the guard must be so designed, constructed and arranged that they cannot turn with the removable mechanical transmission component.
Philip Bradbourn, on the security of Members' offices in Parliament's buildings in Strasbourg outside part-sessions (The President replied that the Secretary General was looking into the matter).
We were driving humvee parts outside Tikrit.
In this case the measuring equipment must lie outside the part shown in Figure 1 of the appendix to this annex.
Cars shine on the outside, engine parts not so much.
Cars shine on the outside, engine parts not so much.
I was sat outside for the best part of two hours.
I was sat outside for the best part of two hours.
Outside these part-sessions in Strasbourg, meetings of the parliamentary committees and additional part-sessions are held in Brussels.
When I said earlier, to try and tell a story from the inside out, versus the outside in - part of what Chris said so eloquently in his introduction - is this melding. It's a new way of trying to make a documentary.
The camera shall provide a luminance contrast of at least 1:3 under low sun condition in a region outside the part of the image where the light source is reproduced (condition as defined in EN 12368: 8.4).
Romania has now notified the Commission of several confirmed cases and several more suspicions of highly pathogenic avian influenza in poultry flocks in Brasov county, which is outside the parts of Romania currently regionalised by Decision 2005/710/EC.
I have Darnell's car outside, loaded with parts.
Limit for parts located outside the axle ends (guard irons, sanders, etc.) not to be exceeded for running over detonators.
Amendment No 6: the first statement is fully acceptable since it confirms the public health approach to the scourge but the second part falls outside the Community powers under Article 129.

Alternatives:

exterior part
external part
outer part

outdoor part

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to describe an area or component that is meant to be used outdoors. It is often used in the context of outdoor furniture, equipment, or activities.