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In or to a foreign country or countries; overseas.
She traveled abroad for her studies.
He works abroad as an engineer.
Often used to refer to travel, work, or study in another country.
Beyond the immediate or local area; widely known or distributed.
The news spread abroad quickly.
His reputation is known abroad.
Can also mean widely or broadly in a non-literal sense.
Use 'abroad' to refer to foreign countries, but avoid using it for domestic travel.
'Abroad' is an adverb and does not require a preposition (e.g., 'She went abroad,' not 'She went to abroad').
From Middle English 'abrode,' from Old English 'on brād' (on broad), meaning 'widely.'
Commonly used to describe travel, work, or study in another country. Can also mean widely known or distributed.