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appendage in Bulgarian

appendage in Bulgarian is израстък, придатък — appendage means a part, especially a limb or similar structure, that sticks out from the main body of an animal or plant.

appendage in Bulgarian

израстък
noun
Pronounced: izrastak
придатък
noun
Pronounced: pridatak
A part that is joined to something larger.

What does "appendage" mean?

  1. noun A part, especially a limb or similar structure, that sticks out from the main body of an animal or plant.
    "A crab's claws are appendages used for gripping and defense."
  2. noun Something extra attached to a larger, more important thing.
    "The garage felt like a clumsy appendage to the original house."
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appendage in a sentence

  • A crab's claws are appendages used for gripping and defense.
  • The insect's long, thin appendages helped it climb smooth surfaces.
  • The garage felt like a clumsy appendage to the original house.

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What is "appendage" in Bulgarian?

"appendage" in Bulgarian is израстък, придатък. appendage means: A part, especially a limb or similar structure, that sticks out from the main body of an animal or plant.

How do you pronounce израстък?

"appendage" in Bulgarian is израстък, pronounced "izrastak".

How do you use "appendage" in a sentence?

Example: "A crab's claws are appendages used for gripping and defense." In Bulgarian, "appendage" is израстък, придатък.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "appendage": израстък, придатък.

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