daily in Bulgarian
daily in Bulgarian is всекидне́вен, ежедне́вен, всекидне́вно — daily means happening or done every day.
daily in Bulgarian
всекидне́вен
Pronounced: vsekidneven
That occurs every day, or at least every working day.
ежедне́вен
Pronounced: ezhedneven
That occurs every day, or at least every working day.
всекидне́вно
Pronounced: vsekidnevno
quotidianly, every day
ежедне́вно
Pronounced: ezhednevno
quotidianly, every day
ежедне́вник
Pronounced: ezhednevnik
A newspaper or comic strip etc. that is published every day.
What does "daily" mean?
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adj Happening or done every day.
"Her daily commute takes about forty minutes by train."
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noun A newspaper published every day.
"The local daily ran a long story about the new bridge."
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adv Every day; once each day.
"The staff clean the pool daily to keep the water safe."
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daily in a sentence
- Her daily commute takes about forty minutes by train.
- Taking a daily walk has really improved his mood.
- The local daily ran a long story about the new bridge.
- My grandfather still buys a daily from the corner shop.
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What is "daily" in Bulgarian?
"daily" in Bulgarian is всекидне́вен, ежедне́вен, всекидне́вно. daily means: Happening or done every day.
How do you pronounce всекидне́вен?
"daily" in Bulgarian is всекидне́вен, pronounced "vsekidneven".
How do you use "daily" in a sentence?
Example: "Her daily commute takes about forty minutes by train." In Bulgarian, "daily" is всекидне́вен, ежедне́вен, всекидне́вно.
Are there other ways to say "daily" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "daily": всекидне́вен, ежедне́вен, всекидне́вно, ежедне́вно, ежедне́вник.
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