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contemplation in Bulgarian

contemplation in Bulgarian is размишление, съзерцание, очакване — contemplation means the act of thinking deeply and quietly about something.

contemplation in Bulgarian

размишление
noun
Pronounced: razmishlenie
The act of contemplating; musing; being highly concentrated in thought
съзерцание
noun
Pronounced: sazertsanie
Holy meditation.
очакване
noun
Pronounced: ochakvane
The act of looking forward to a future event

What does "contemplation" mean?

  1. noun The act of thinking deeply and quietly about something.
    "She spent the morning in quiet contemplation."
  2. noun The state of being considered or planned for the future.
    "A merger between the two companies is currently in contemplation."
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contemplation in a sentence

  • She spent the morning in quiet contemplation.
  • A merger between the two companies is currently in contemplation.

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What is "contemplation" in Bulgarian?

"contemplation" in Bulgarian is размишление, съзерцание, очакване. contemplation means: The act of thinking deeply and quietly about something.

How do you pronounce размишление?

"contemplation" in Bulgarian is размишление, pronounced "razmishlenie".

How do you use "contemplation" in a sentence?

Example: "She spent the morning in quiet contemplation." In Bulgarian, "contemplation" is размишление, съзерцание, очакване.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "contemplation": размишление, съзерцание, очакване.

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