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ambient in Bulgarian

ambient in Bulgarian is заобикалящ, околен — ambient means surrounding or existing on all sides; relating to the immediate environment.

ambient in Bulgarian

заобикалящ
adj
Pronounced: zaobikalyasht
Encompassing on all sides; surrounding; encircling; enveloping.
околен
adj
Pronounced: okolen
Encompassing on all sides; surrounding; encircling; enveloping.

What does "ambient" mean?

  1. adj Surrounding or existing on all sides; relating to the immediate environment.
    "The thermostat adjusts based on the ambient temperature of the room."
  2. noun A genre of atmospheric, often beatless music designed to create a calm mood.
    "He put on some ambient to help him focus while writing."
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ambient in a sentence

  • The thermostat adjusts based on the ambient temperature of the room.
  • The photographer relied on ambient light rather than a flash.
  • He put on some ambient to help him focus while writing.

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What is "ambient" in Bulgarian?

"ambient" in Bulgarian is заобикалящ, околен. ambient means: Surrounding or existing on all sides; relating to the immediate environment.

How do you pronounce заобикалящ?

"ambient" in Bulgarian is заобикалящ, pronounced "zaobikalyasht".

How do you use "ambient" in a sentence?

Example: "The thermostat adjusts based on the ambient temperature of the room." In Bulgarian, "ambient" is заобикалящ, околен.

Are there other ways to say "ambient" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "ambient": заобикалящ, околен.

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