No. 4,492 in Turkish
atıl
Inactive, idle, or stagnant.
In a sentence
Proje uzun süredir atıl durumda.
The project has been idle for a long time.
The word 'atıl' here is used to describe a state of inactivity, often with a sense of being unused or left in disrepair.
Eski fabrikalar atıl kalmış ve yıkılmayı bekliyor.
The old factories have become idle and await demolition.
In this context, 'atıl' conveys the sense of something abandoned or not currently serving its intended purpose.
Risklerin atıl bir şekilde yönetilmesi başarıyı etkiler.
Managing risks passively affects success.
Here, 'atıl' is used metaphorically to describe a passive or inactive way of doing something.
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