Chernobyl in Bulgarian
Chernobyl in Bulgarian is Черно́бил, Чернобил — Chernobyl means a city in northern Ukraine, largely abandoned since the 1986 nuclear disaster there.
Chernobyl in Bulgarian
What does "Chernobyl" mean?
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name A city in northern Ukraine, largely abandoned since the 1986 nuclear disaster there.
"Tourists can now visit the exclusion zone around Chernobyl."
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name The 1986 nuclear accident and its aftermath.
"The show dramatized the events of Chernobyl in gripping detail."
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noun By extension, any disastrous nuclear accident.
"Critics warned the ageing reactor could become "the next Chernobyl"."
Chernobyl in a sentence
- Tourists can now visit the exclusion zone around Chernobyl.
- The show dramatized the events of Chernobyl in gripping detail.
- Critics warned the ageing reactor could become "the next Chernobyl".
Common Bulgarian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "Chernobyl" in Bulgarian?
"Chernobyl" in Bulgarian is Черно́бил, Чернобил. Chernobyl means: A city in northern Ukraine, largely abandoned since the 1986 nuclear disaster there.
How do you pronounce Черно́бил?
"Chernobyl" in Bulgarian is Черно́бил, pronounced "Chernobil".
How do you use "Chernobyl" in a sentence?
Example: "Tourists can now visit the exclusion zone around Chernobyl." In Bulgarian, "Chernobyl" is Черно́бил, Чернобил.
Are there other ways to say "Chernobyl" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "Chernobyl": Черно́бил, Чернобил.