Looking up...
Outside, in the open air, not inside a building or enclosed space.
Die Kinder spielen draußen.
The children are playing outside.
Kannst du bitte draußen bleiben?
Could you please stay outside?
Often used to contrast with being inside a building or vehicle.
Use 'draußen' to describe anything happening outside, whether it's weather, activities, or locations.
From Middle High German 'drūz', meaning 'outside'.
Commonly used to describe activities or locations that are not inside a building. Often paired with 'drinnen' (inside) for contrast.