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attention in Bulgarian

attention in Bulgarian is внима́ние, уха́жване — attention means the mental effort or focus given to something.

attention in Bulgarian

внима́ние
noun
Pronounced: vnimanie
уха́жване
noun
Pronounced: uhazhvane
(countable) An action or remark expressing concern for or interest in someone or something, especially romantic interest.

What does "attention" mean?

  1. noun The mental effort or focus given to something.
    "Pay attention, this part is important."
  2. noun Special care, notice, or romantic interest shown toward someone.
    "He showered her with attention all evening."
  3. noun A formal, alert standing posture used especially by soldiers.
    "The recruits snapped to attention as the sergeant entered."
  4. intj Used to call for silence or focus before an announcement.
    "Attention, passengers: the train will depart in five minutes."
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attention in a sentence

  • Pay attention, this part is important.
  • He showered her with attention all evening.
  • The recruits snapped to attention as the sergeant entered.
  • Attention, passengers: the train will depart in five minutes.

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What is "attention" in Bulgarian?

"attention" in Bulgarian is внима́ние, уха́жване. attention means: The mental effort or focus given to something.

How do you pronounce внима́ние?

"attention" in Bulgarian is внима́ние, pronounced "vnimanie".

How do you use "attention" in a sentence?

Example: "Pay attention, this part is important." In Bulgarian, "attention" is внима́ние, уха́жване.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "attention": внима́ние, уха́жване.

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