blackout in Bulgarian
blackout in Bulgarian is припа́дък, шок, затъмне́ние — blackout means a sudden, temporary loss of consciousness or memory.
blackout in Bulgarian
припа́дък
Pronounced: pripadak
шок
Pronounced: shok
затъмне́ние
Pronounced: zatamnenie
(historical) The mandatory blocking of all light emanating from buildings, as well as outdoor and street lighting as a measure against aerial bombing or naval attack, as imposed during, e.g., World War II.
What does "blackout" mean?
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noun A sudden, temporary loss of consciousness or memory.
"He suffered a blackout after hitting his head."
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noun A large-scale loss of electrical power over an area.
"The whole city went dark during the blackout."
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noun A deliberate suppression of information or news.
"The network imposed a media blackout on the negotiations."
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blackout in a sentence
- He suffered a blackout after hitting his head.
- The whole city went dark during the blackout.
- The network imposed a media blackout on the negotiations.
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What is "blackout" in Bulgarian?
"blackout" in Bulgarian is припа́дък, шок, затъмне́ние. blackout means: A sudden, temporary loss of consciousness or memory.
How do you pronounce припа́дък?
"blackout" in Bulgarian is припа́дък, pronounced "pripadak".
How do you use "blackout" in a sentence?
Example: "He suffered a blackout after hitting his head." In Bulgarian, "blackout" is припа́дък, шок, затъмне́ние.
Are there other ways to say "blackout" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "blackout": припа́дък, шок, затъмне́ние.
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