uptown in Turkish
uptown in Turkish is dışı — uptown means the residential or outer part of a city, away from the main business district.
uptown in Turkish
dışı
(chiefly, North America) The residential part of a city, away from the commercial center.
What does "uptown" mean?
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noun The residential or outer part of a city, away from the main business district.
"They moved uptown for the quieter streets and bigger apartments."
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adv Toward or in that upper/outer part of a city.
"We took the train uptown to visit her new place."
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adj Relating to a wealthier or more fashionable part of town.
"She has an uptown style that always looks polished."
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uptown in a sentence
- They moved uptown for the quieter streets and bigger apartments.
- We took the train uptown to visit her new place.
- She has an uptown style that always looks polished.
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What is "uptown" in Turkish?
"uptown" in Turkish is dışı. uptown means: The residential or outer part of a city, away from the main business district.
How do you use "uptown" in a sentence?
Example: "They moved uptown for the quieter streets and bigger apartments." In Turkish, "uptown" is dışı.
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