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Charlie in Bulgarian

Charlie in Bulgarian is Ча́рли — Charlie means a given name used for both men and women, an informal short form of Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene.

Charlie in Bulgarian

Ча́рли
proper noun
Pronounced: Charli
A en given name or Charlene, also used as a formal given name, although less common than the male name.

What does "Charlie" mean?

  1. name A given name used for both men and women, an informal short form of Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene.
    "Charlie waved from across the street."
  2. noun (informal, British) A foolish or silly person.
    "He felt like a right charlie after tripping in front of everyone."
  3. noun (slang) Cocaine.
    "The film glamorised a lifestyle built around parties and charlie."
  4. noun The radio alphabet code word for the letter C.
    "The pilot confirmed, "Charlie, Alpha, Tango.""
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Charlie in a sentence

  • Charlie waved from across the street.
  • He felt like a right charlie after tripping in front of everyone.
  • The film glamorised a lifestyle built around parties and charlie.
  • The pilot confirmed, "Charlie, Alpha, Tango."

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What is "Charlie" in Bulgarian?

"Charlie" in Bulgarian is Ча́рли. Charlie means: A given name used for both men and women, an informal short form of Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene.

How do you pronounce Ча́рли?

"Charlie" in Bulgarian is Ча́рли, pronounced "Charli".

How do you use "Charlie" in a sentence?

Example: "Charlie waved from across the street." In Bulgarian, "Charlie" is Ча́рли.

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