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expenditure in Bulgarian

expenditure in Bulgarian is разходване, разход — expenditure means the act of spending money, time, or effort.

expenditure in Bulgarian

разходване
noun
Pronounced: razhodvane
(uncountable, countable) Act of expending or paying out.
разход
noun
Pronounced: razhod
(uncountable, countable) The amount expended; expense; outlay.

What does "expenditure" mean?

  1. noun The act of spending money, time, or effort.
    "The expenditure of so much effort left the team exhausted by Friday."
  2. noun The amount of money spent; an outlay.
    "Our total expenditure on the trip was lower than we had planned."
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expenditure in a sentence

  • The expenditure of so much effort left the team exhausted by Friday.
  • Careful expenditure of your time will help you finish before the deadline.
  • Our total expenditure on the trip was lower than we had planned.
  • The school keeps a record of its annual expenditure on books.

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What is "expenditure" in Bulgarian?
"expenditure" in Bulgarian is разходване, разход. expenditure means: The act of spending money, time, or effort.
How do you pronounce разходване?
"expenditure" in Bulgarian is разходване, pronounced "razhodvane".
How do you use "expenditure" in a sentence?
Example: "The expenditure of so much effort left the team exhausted by Friday." In Bulgarian, "expenditure" is разходване, разход.
Are there other ways to say "expenditure" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "expenditure": разходване, разход.
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