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gala in Bulgarian

gala in Bulgarian is празничен, тържествен, празненство — gala means a large, festive public celebration or event.

gala in Bulgarian

празничен
adj
Pronounced: praznichen
Celebratory; festive.
тържествен
adj
Pronounced: tarzhestven
Celebratory; festive.
празненство
noun
Pronounced: praznenstvo
(uncountable) Pomp, show, or festivity.
тържество
noun
Pronounced: tarzhestvo
(uncountable) Pomp, show, or festivity.

What does "gala" mean?

  1. noun A large, festive public celebration or event.
    "The museum held a black-tie gala to raise funds."
  2. adj Festive or celebratory.
    "It was a gala occasion, with fireworks and music."
  3. noun A crisp, red-skinned variety of eating apple.
    "She packed a Gala apple for her lunch."
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gala in a sentence

  • The museum held a black-tie gala to raise funds.
  • Thousands attended the annual summer gala.
  • It was a gala occasion, with fireworks and music.
  • She packed a Gala apple for her lunch.

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What is "gala" in Bulgarian?

"gala" in Bulgarian is празничен, тържествен, празненство. gala means: A large, festive public celebration or event.

How do you pronounce празничен?

"gala" in Bulgarian is празничен, pronounced "praznichen".

How do you use "gala" in a sentence?

Example: "The museum held a black-tie gala to raise funds." In Bulgarian, "gala" is празничен, тържествен, празненство.

Are there other ways to say "gala" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "gala": празничен, тържествен, празненство, тържество.

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