cowboy in Bulgarian
cowboy in Bulgarian is пасти́р, каубой, каубо́й — cowboy means a person, especially in the American West, who herds and tends cattle, traditionally on horseback.
cowboy in Bulgarian
What does "cowboy" mean?
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noun A person, especially in the American West, who herds and tends cattle, traditionally on horseback.
"The cowboy rounded up the strays before nightfall."
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noun Informal: someone who acts recklessly or without proper care, especially in business or trade work.
"Don't hire that builder — he's a real cowboy who cuts corners."
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verb To work herding cattle.
"He spent his twenties cowboying on ranches in Wyoming."
cowboy in a sentence
- The cowboy rounded up the strays before nightfall.
- Don't hire that builder — he's a real cowboy who cuts corners.
- He spent his twenties cowboying on ranches in Wyoming.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "cowboy" in Bulgarian?
"cowboy" in Bulgarian is пасти́р, каубой, каубо́й. cowboy means: A person, especially in the American West, who herds and tends cattle, traditionally on horseback.
How do you pronounce пасти́р?
"cowboy" in Bulgarian is пасти́р, pronounced "pastir".
How do you use "cowboy" in a sentence?
Example: "The cowboy rounded up the strays before nightfall." In Bulgarian, "cowboy" is пасти́р, каубой, каубо́й.
Are there other ways to say "cowboy" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "cowboy": пасти́р, каубой, каубо́й.