Examples of using "Dışına" in a sentence and their english translations:
You are off the point.
Think outside the box.
I went aboard.
- I'm going abroad.
- I am going abroad.
I'm going abroad.
I want to go abroad.
Get the bicycle out of the way.
I let the cat out of the house.
I want you to get out of town.
Tom has gone abroad.
- I want to go abroad.
- I wish to go abroad.
Don't stick your hand out of the window.
I've locked myself out of my house.
I sent Tom out of the room.
I'm getting out of town.
That was taken out of context.
You're not allowed outside this room.
Dan moved out of the area.
Your shirt's on inside out.
I want to go overseas.
Don't put your hands out the window.
They want to go abroad.
I jumped out of the way.
Tom is heading out of town.
I don't want to go abroad.
It is said that he will go abroad.
It was my first trip aboard.
She often goes abroad.
- If I were rich, I would go abroad.
- If I were rich, I'd go abroad.
My father consented to my going abroad.
would go out of the solar system
Would you like to go abroad?
A fish leaped out of the water.
If I were to go abroad, I would go to France.
I think his wife is going out of town.
She made up her mind to go abroad.
He was seen going out of the house.
She has never gone abroad.
She is anxious to go abroad.
- I had planned to go abroad.
- I'd planned to go abroad.
He will object to your going abroad.
Tom doesn't get out of the city much.
I love to travel abroad.
Tom wants to get out of town.
You're getting off track.
Tom is eager to go abroad.
Tom pushed Mary out of the way.
They planted bombs outside our homes.
He was determined to go abroad.
He hopes to go abroad.
Tom carried the box out to the car.
- I am going abroad this summer.
- I'm going abroad this summer.
We go abroad every summer.
Were I young, I would go abroad.
Tom has never gone abroad.
Illness prevented me from going abroad.
I haven't set foot outside the house today.
Have you ever been outside the country?
I'm going abroad next summer.
I've been told to get out of town.
I want to get out of town.
She doesn't get outdoors much.
The head of your penis is sticking out of your belt.
Tom dragged himself out of bed.
The bartender threw Tom out of the bar.
Tom pushed Mary out the door.
Tom couldn't sneak out of the dorm without being seen.
Tom chased the cats out of his house.
Tom wants to go abroad.
I'll be out of town next week.
Fadil pulled Layla out of the trunk.
Next year I'll go abroad.
Tom doesn't want to go abroad.
Tom didn't want to go abroad.
Tom has never been outside of Australia.
I've never traveled abroad.
I may go abroad next year.
I often go abroad.
He often goes abroad.
- I am thinking of going abroad next year.
- I'm thinking of going abroad next year.
after marriage and settling abroad
The very idea of being sent abroad delighted them.
Would you like to travel abroad?
My father will travel abroad next year.
She is keen to go abroad.
There is no stopping her going abroad.
He went abroad, never to return.
He is eager to go abroad.
- He went abroad with a view to learning English.
- He went abroad for the purpose of studying English.
- He went abroad to study English.
Young people are eager to go abroad.
My father is going to go abroad next week.