Examples of using "Dışarıya" in a sentence and their english translations:
You can't go out there.
I ran outside.
Don't go out into the open.
We went out.
Let's look outside.
I looked outside.
- Take the garbage out.
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
Why don't we go out?
I'd like to take a look outside.
- Take out the trash.
- Take the rubbish out.
Tom ran outside.
- Everybody ran outside.
- Everyone ran outside.
They can't get out.
Look out your window.
My mommy went outside.
I looked outside through the window.
Are you coming outside?
Tom looked outside.
Look out the window.
Come outside with me.
- Throw out your weapon!
- Throw out your weapon.
I was crowded out.
- Throw him out.
- Throw her out.
Go back outside.
They ran outside.
Take it outside.
Don't come out here.
Just don't go outside.
Tom has gone out.
Tom is heading out.
Throw them out.
I'm going to throw them out.
I'm going to throw him out.
We threw them out.
We threw him out.
Tom didn't go outside.
I think you should look outside.
I didn't go outside.
- Put the rubbish outside.
- Put the bins out.
Let's go out on the veranda.
How did the secret get out?
She didn't let her children go out in the rain.
She managed to keep up appearances.
He went out without a hat.
She looked out of the window.
Take the table outside, please.
Who let the dogs out?
- It's fun to go out with her.
- It's fun to go out with him.
We rushed out onto the street.
He ran outside naked.
Tom went out in the rain.
Tom is taking out the garbage.
Tom jumped out of the helicopter.
Tom headed out the door.
It was Tom who took out the garbage.
Tom walked out of the house.
Tom went back outside.
Tom glanced out the window.
Tom stared out at the sea.
Tom looked out the door.
They rushed out of the room.
Despite the rain we went out.
We go out together sometimes.
Stop looking out the window.
Tom hurried out of the building.
The children rarely go outside.
I don't really go out much.
The children all ran outside.
- Put the garbage outside.
- Put the rubbish outside.
- Put the bins out.
Tom wants to go outside.
Tom wanted to go outside.
Sami dragged himself outside.
Do you go out a lot?
Don't go outside. It's raining.
As soon as I finish, I am going out.
You should have known better than to go out in the rain without an umbrella.
Feeling the house shake, I ran outside.
A mouse scurried out of the hole.
We can't go outside because it's raining.
In spite of the storm, he went out.
She ran outside half-naked.
Have you looked outside lately?
Tom came back out of the cave.
Hang your clothes out to dry!
Sickness prevented him from going out.
- I am busy now and can't go out.
- I'm busy now and can't go out.
I'm going to go outside for a while.
- I thought we were going out tonight.
- I thought that we were going out tonight.
I'm going to take a look outside.