Put oneself out there

Turkish translation: kendini göstermek/tanıtmak

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English term or phrase:Put oneself out there
Turkish translation:kendini göstermek/tanıtmak
Entered by: Hellinas

07:36 Jul 29, 2014
English to Turkish translations [Non-PRO]
Idioms / Maxims / Sayings / Idiom
English term or phrase: Put oneself out there
This colloquial expression has two main meanings. First is to get to know people and try to date new people, talk to people, say hello when you see someone you like. You don't have to wear a sign or be too flirty, just meet new people. A boy might like you but be too shy to even say hello. You can give them the courage to ask you out by just smiling at them and that's what putting yourself out there really means. E.g. (Ugh!!):-
-'You gotta be like - "hey yo, what's up, I'm single baby, why don't you and I go out sometime?'
The second is in the context of advertising oneself:- "He wants to put himself out there as a tutor." In other words to advertise oneself, make oneself known in a field. Any help with both:
Example 1 is a challenge to any translator!!
Hellinas
Local time: 12:04
kendini göstermek/tanıtmak
Explanation:
For example 1 : kendini göstermek/tanıtmak/görücüye çık(ar)mak

For example 1 : Kendini göstermek, öne çıkmak: "Kendisini öğretmen olarak göstermek/tanıtmak/öne çık(ar)mak istiyor"
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Zeki Güler
Local time: 12:04
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put oneself out there
kendini göstermek/tanıtmak


Explanation:
For example 1 : kendini göstermek/tanıtmak/görücüye çık(ar)mak

For example 1 : Kendini göstermek, öne çıkmak: "Kendisini öğretmen olarak göstermek/tanıtmak/öne çık(ar)mak istiyor"

Zeki Güler
Local time: 12:04
Native speaker of: Native in TurkishTurkish
PRO pts in category: 8
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A full & well illustrated answer. Thanks, Zeki.
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