abroad 
/əˈbrɑ:d/ adverb
/əˈbrɑ:d/ adverb 1 : in or to a foreign country
▪ an actress who is popular both here and abroad ▪ both at home and abroad ▪ He hopes to study/travel/work/go abroad next year. ▪ The family came here from abroad [=from a foreign country] three years ago. 2 formal : going from one person to the next : talked about or known about by many people
▪ There are rumors abroad that the company is in trouble. ▪ A feeling of unease has been abroad these last few weeks. 3 old-fashioned : away from your home
▪ She doesn't go walking abroad [=outside] at night.
▪ an actress who is popular both here and abroad ▪ both at home and abroad ▪ He hopes to study/travel/work/go abroad next year. ▪ The family came here from abroad [=from a foreign country] three years ago.
▪ There are rumors abroad that the company is in trouble. ▪ A feeling of unease has been abroad these last few weeks.
▪ She doesn't go walking abroad [=outside] at night.
