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Il fait beau, allons dehors !
It's nice out, let's go outside!
Outside; in the open air
Les enfants jouent dehors.
The children are playing outside.
Often used to contrast with 'dedans' (inside).
Away from home or a place
Il est parti dehors sans dire où il allait.
He left without saying where he was going.
Can imply leaving a specific location.
Use 'dehors' to describe being outside a building or enclosed space.
From Old French 'dehors', from 'de' (from) + 'hors' (out).
Can be used both literally (physical outside) and figuratively (away from a place).