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Significados de turn outwards en inglés
Aún no tenemos significados para "turn outwards".
Uso de turn outwards en inglés
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The whole massive rock began to turn outwards as though upon a pivot!
2
This is the choice before the Labour party: to turn outwards and lead, or inwards to certain destruction.
3
The two lower males in Ballota become mature before the two higher; and, when their dust is shed, turn outwards from the female
4
One is called an extrovert (Latin, to turn outwards); he identifies himself with the crowd, and he lives the life of the crowd.
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When at rest the right eye is somewhat raised and turned outwards.
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Placidly, with their red eyes turned outwards, they form a continuous cordon.
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Milly's fingers all turned outwards, and money ran through them like sand.
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Then the family moved in, and soon the girl's restless gaze turned outwards.
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With relief we turned outwards to the nobility of the St Lawrence and the gathering dark.
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Our residents receive even less. Another gesture, this time turned outwards to the bank of monitors.
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All their ferocity was turned outwards, against the enemies of the State, against foreigners, traitors, saboteurs, thought-criminals.
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No surprise that this realisation turns into a sense of personal betrayal, which turns outwards into blame.
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Then turning outwards towards the way by which he had come, he surveyed the scene below him.
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Her legs were drawn up with the feet resting on the ground and the knees turned outwards.
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Oh the bliss of waking up in the morning with the thoughts turned outwards instead of inwards!
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Other bottles filled with magnetized water tightly corked up were laid in divergent rows with their necks turned outwards.