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continuance in Bulgarian

continuance in Bulgarian is продължение, отлагане — continuance means the act of continuing, or the length of time something lasts.

continuance in Bulgarian

продължение
noun
Pronounced: prodalzhenie
(uncountable) The action of continuing.
отлагане
noun
Pronounced: otlagane
(countable, legal, chiefly, US) An order issued by a court granting a postponement of a legal proceeding for a set period.

What does "continuance" mean?

  1. noun The act of continuing, or the length of time something lasts.
    "The treaty ensured the continuance of peace between the nations."
  2. noun (law) A court order postponing a scheduled hearing or trial to a later date.
    "The judge granted a continuance to allow the defense more time to prepare."
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continuance in a sentence

  • The treaty ensured the continuance of peace between the nations.
  • The judge granted a continuance to allow the defense more time to prepare.

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What is "continuance" in Bulgarian?

"continuance" in Bulgarian is продължение, отлагане. continuance means: The act of continuing, or the length of time something lasts.

How do you pronounce продължение?

"continuance" in Bulgarian is продължение, pronounced "prodalzhenie".

How do you use "continuance" in a sentence?

Example: "The treaty ensured the continuance of peace between the nations." In Bulgarian, "continuance" is продължение, отлагане.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "continuance": продължение, отлагане.

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