amateur in Bulgarian
amateur in Bulgarian is аматьо́р, аматьо́рка, люби́тел — amateur means someone who takes part in an activity, sport, or art for enjoyment rather than as a paid profession.
amateur in Bulgarian
аматьо́р
Pronounced: amatyor
аматьо́рка
Pronounced: amatyorka
люби́тел
Pronounced: lyubitel
люби́телка
Pronounced: lyubitelka
What does "amateur" mean?
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noun Someone who takes part in an activity, sport, or art for enjoyment rather than as a paid profession.
"She's a serious amateur photographer who sells prints on the side."
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noun Someone who lacks skill or experience at something; a novice.
"Only an amateur would forget to back up the files before the update."
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adj Not done professionally; carried out by non-professionals.
"The film was shot on amateur equipment but still looked polished."
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amateur in a sentence
- She's a serious amateur photographer who sells prints on the side.
- The tournament is open to amateurs as well as professionals.
- Only an amateur would forget to back up the files before the update.
- The film was shot on amateur equipment but still looked polished.
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What is "amateur" in Bulgarian?
"amateur" in Bulgarian is аматьо́р, аматьо́рка, люби́тел. amateur means: Someone who takes part in an activity, sport, or art for enjoyment rather than as a paid profession.
How do you pronounce аматьо́р?
"amateur" in Bulgarian is аматьо́р, pronounced "amatyor".
How do you use "amateur" in a sentence?
Example: "She's a serious amateur photographer who sells prints on the side." In Bulgarian, "amateur" is аматьо́р, аматьо́рка, люби́тел.
Are there other ways to say "amateur" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "amateur": аматьо́р, аматьо́рка, люби́тел, люби́телка.
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