engine in Bulgarian
engine in Bulgarian is мото́р, дви́гател — engine means a machine that converts fuel or energy into motion or force, especially the part of a vehicle that powers it.
engine in Bulgarian
мото́р
Pronounced: motor
A complex mechanical device which converts energy into useful motion or physical effects. [from 16th c.]
дви́гател
Pronounced: dvigatel
A complex mechanical device which converts energy into useful motion or physical effects. [from 16th c.]
дви́гател
Pronounced: dvigatel
A person or group of people which influence a larger group; a driving force. [from 16th c.]
What does "engine" mean?
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noun A machine that converts fuel or energy into motion or force, especially the part of a vehicle that powers it.
"The mechanic spent all afternoon trying to figure out why the engine wouldn't start."
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noun A software system built to handle one specific technical job, usually named after that job.
"The website's search engine returns results in under a second."
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noun A person, group, or force that drives or powers something forward.
"Small businesses are often called the engine of the local economy."
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noun A locomotive; the self-powered unit that pulls a train.
"The children waved as the engine pulled the carriages out of the station."
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engine in a sentence
- The mechanic spent all afternoon trying to figure out why the engine wouldn't start.
- Modern cars use much smaller engines than they did thirty years ago.
- The website's search engine returns results in under a second.
- Game developers often build their own physics engine from scratch.
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What is "engine" in Bulgarian?
"engine" in Bulgarian is мото́р, дви́гател. engine means: A machine that converts fuel or energy into motion or force, especially the part of a vehicle that powers it.
How do you pronounce мото́р?
"engine" in Bulgarian is мото́р, pronounced "motor".
How do you use "engine" in a sentence?
Example: "The mechanic spent all afternoon trying to figure out why the engine wouldn't start." In Bulgarian, "engine" is мото́р, дви́гател.
Are there other ways to say "engine" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "engine": мото́р, дви́гател.
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