coop in Bulgarian
coop in Bulgarian is кокошарник, ку́рник — coop means a small pen or cage for keeping poultry or other small animals.
coop in Bulgarian
кокошарник
Pronounced: kokosharnik
A basket, pen or enclosure for birds or small animals.
ку́рник
Pronounced: kurnik
A basket, pen or enclosure for birds or small animals.
What does "coop" mean?
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noun A small pen or cage for keeping poultry or other small animals.
"She let the hens out of the coop every morning."
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noun (informal) A jail or other confined place.
"He spent the night in the coop after the bar fight."
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verb To confine someone or something in a small space (usually as "cooped up").
"The kids were cooped up indoors all week because of the rain."
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coop in a sentence
- She let the hens out of the coop every morning.
- He spent the night in the coop after the bar fight.
- The kids were cooped up indoors all week because of the rain.
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What is "coop" in Bulgarian?
"coop" in Bulgarian is кокошарник, ку́рник. coop means: A small pen or cage for keeping poultry or other small animals.
How do you pronounce кокошарник?
"coop" in Bulgarian is кокошарник, pronounced "kokosharnik".
How do you use "coop" in a sentence?
Example: "She let the hens out of the coop every morning." In Bulgarian, "coop" is кокошарник, ку́рник.
Are there other ways to say "coop" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "coop": кокошарник, ку́рник.
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