この土日一度も外に出てないって英語でなんて言うの？

A nice phrase to use when you stayed indoors the whole weekend is: I was cooped up indoors the whole weekend! To be 'cooped up' means to stay inside a place. It comes from the noun chicken coop which is a place used to keep chickens, like a house of chickens. If you stay cooped up it means that you stayed inside a cozy or crowded place also. You can also simply say: I didn't go outside even once this weekend! This means simply that you just stayed indoors. I stayed home the whole weekend. This also implies you did not venture outside. I hope that helps!

"I stayed indoors all weekend." This explains that you stayed inside the whole time. "Indoors" Means inside "I did not go out at all." Means you stayed at home or inside "This weekend" This tells the person when you did this.

"I stayed indoors this entire weekend." This is the simplest way to say it. entire = the whole weekend "I didn't set foot out of my house this weekend." to set out out = to leave the house/premises. This means that you didn't go anywhere. "I was holed up in my apartment/house this weekend." To hole up is to stay in doors and not come out. "You could also say I hibernated this weekend." hibernate = to remain inactive or indoors for an extended period

If you say you did not venture out the whole weekend, you also add the reason why: because of the heavy rain. If you do not venture out, it is mostly because of some dangerous thing out there. In this case, it is because of the heavy rain. You may also say: I did not venture out of my house even for a second for fear of the lightning the whole weekend. I was indoors the the whole weekend implies that you kept yourself inside the house for the whole weekend. Indoors works both as a noun and an adverb. In this case, I have used it as a noun. If I were to use it as an adverb, I would say: Please come indoors because it's cold outside.

To "step outside" means to get outside and get some fresh air. If you didn't step outside all weekend, then it would mean that you never left the house, even to go outside. To say that you "stayed in" means that you stayed in one place for a period of time, in this case, for the weekend.

The expressions "cooped up all weekend," and "pent up all weekend" can be used to express that you stayed inside all weekend. Pent up = Closely confined or held back. Cooped up = Kept inside. Example:- 1. It rained all weekend, and I was cooped up indoors.

A) I was at home for the whole weekend. *Whole -all of; entire. Example -"he spent the whole day walking" B) I was indoors for the whole weekend. *Indoors -into or within a building. Example -"they went indoors and explored the house" I hope this helps :-)

Sometimes you feel that your energy or motivation to do anything is low. This may be a result of work stress, or of burning the midnight oil too much whilst studying for exams. To burn the midnight oil = 'Burning the midnight oil'? To work late into the night. Originally this was by the light of an oil lamp or candle. More recently, the phrase is used figuratively, alluding back its use before electric lighting. Hibernate = spend the winter in a dormant state. "Some species hibernate in tree roosts."

Colloquially speaking " I haven't set foot outside the door" is a common phrase to describe when we are being "reclusive" or " hermit like";-) Sometimes we cannot face the weather ...or perhaps we just feel a little... "Down in the dumps! "... (low) or "melancholy"... We might just " prefer our own company" (to be on our own.)

If you wanted to explain that you did not go outside even once this weekend, you could say any of the following: "I did not leave the house even once this weekend", "I stayed at home for the whole weekend" or "I ended up staying indoors the whole weekend".

When you want to explain that you did not go outside even once this weekend; then you may explain it in the following ways: -I didn't step out of the house all weekend -I didn't go outside even once this weekend -I spent the whole weekend indoors. I didn't even go out once.

If you did not leave the house and spent all your time indoors on the weekend, the sentences above can be used to describe that. It is great to stay in and enjoy a relaxed time at home or sometimes we stay in because we are sick and can't leave the house till we are better, we may even have too much work so we stay in to complete assignments, etc. "I was a hermit this weekend, I stayed home and didn't leave the house, not even once." "I spent my whole weekend indoors, I didn't even see the sun!" Hermit: a hermit is someone who lives in solitude (alone) mostly for religious reasons but we can use the term to express being alone and away from the world.

1.I was cocooned indoors all weekend. To be cocooned means to be enclosed, surrounded or wrapped. The sentence means that you did not move out of the warmth and comfort of your home all weekend. 2. I never ventured beyond my front door this weekend. To venture means to travel or move.The sentence means that you did not go beyond your front door and stayed inside your home the entire weekend.