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clobber in Bulgarian

clobber in Bulgarian is бия, налагам — clobber means to hit or defeat someone or something forcefully and decisively.

clobber in Bulgarian

бия
verb
Pronounced: biya
(transitive, slang) To hit or bash severely; to seriously harm or damage.
налагам
verb
Pronounced: nalagam
(transitive, slang) To hit or bash severely; to seriously harm or damage.

What does "clobber" mean?

  1. verb To hit or defeat someone or something forcefully and decisively.
    "The home team clobbered their rivals 6-0."
  2. verb To overwrite data unintentionally, especially in computing.
    "The script accidentally clobbered the saved file with an empty one."
  3. noun British informal term for clothing or belongings.
    "He grabbed his clobber and headed out the door."
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clobber in a sentence

  • The home team clobbered their rivals 6-0.
  • He got clobbered by a falling branch during the storm.
  • The script accidentally clobbered the saved file with an empty one.
  • He grabbed his clobber and headed out the door.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "clobber" in Bulgarian?

"clobber" in Bulgarian is бия, налагам. clobber means: To hit or defeat someone or something forcefully and decisively.

How do you pronounce бия?

"clobber" in Bulgarian is бия, pronounced "biya".

How do you use "clobber" in a sentence?

Example: "The home team clobbered their rivals 6-0." In Bulgarian, "clobber" is бия, налагам.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "clobber": бия, налагам.

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