No. 4,825 in Turkish
dışa
"Outward" or "to the outside."
In a sentence
Amerika'da yaşadıktan sonra Burak dışa bağımlılığın ne kadar zor olduğunu anladı.
After living in America, Burak understood how difficult dependency on external resources can be.
Here, 'dışa' implies dependency on foreign or external entities or resources, showcasing its usage in describing outward dependency.
Kardeşim duygularını genelde dışa vurmaz, içine atar.
My sibling usually doesn't express their emotions outward, but keeps them inside.
'Dışa' in this context emphasizes the outward expression or release of emotions, contrasting internal repression.
Bu tasarım ağırlıklı olarak dışa dönük bir mimari yaklaşımı temsil ediyor.
This design predominantly represents an outward-oriented architectural approach.
In this sentence, 'dışa' conveys outward orientation or focus, relevant to external perspective or attributes.
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