abroad

In or to a country other than your own.

• He lives abroad.
• We traveled abroad for the first time last year.
• Would you like to study abroad?

How to use it: go/live/work abroad (My sister works abroad.)

Similar words: overseas

Opposites: at home

Common phrases: go abroad, live abroad, study abroad, travel abroad

To a country other than your own.

• We want to go abroad.
• Her parents sent her abroad to study.
• Have you ever traveled abroad alone?

How to use it: go/travel/move abroad (They moved abroad after finishing school.)

Common phrases: go abroad, travel abroad, move abroad, send someone abroad

In a country other than your own.

• My brother lives abroad.
• They spent six years abroad before returning home.
• Do you have any relatives working abroad?

How to use it: live/work/study abroad (She studied abroad for a year.)

Common phrases: live abroad, work abroad, study abroad, stay abroad