heel in Bulgarian
heel in Bulgarian is краешник, крайче, пета́ — heel means the rounded back part of the foot, or the corresponding part of a shoe or sock.
heel in Bulgarian
What does "heel" mean?
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noun The rounded back part of the foot, or the corresponding part of a shoe or sock.
"Her new boots rubbed a blister on her heel."
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noun A contemptible, dishonest, or unscrupulous person.
"He turned out to be a real heel, dumping her by text."
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noun In professional wrestling, a performer playing the villain role.
"The crowd booed loudly as the heel entered the ring."
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verb For a boat or ship to tilt or lean over to one side.
"The sailboat heeled sharply in the strong wind."
heel in a sentence
- Her new boots rubbed a blister on her heel.
- The heel of this shoe is worn down unevenly.
- He turned out to be a real heel, dumping her by text.
- The crowd booed loudly as the heel entered the ring.
Similar words in Bulgarian
Common Bulgarian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "heel" in Bulgarian?
"heel" in Bulgarian is краешник, крайче, пета́. heel means: The rounded back part of the foot, or the corresponding part of a shoe or sock.
How do you pronounce краешник?
"heel" in Bulgarian is краешник, pronounced "kraeshnik".
How do you use "heel" in a sentence?
Example: "Her new boots rubbed a blister on her heel." In Bulgarian, "heel" is краешник, крайче, пета́.
Are there other ways to say "heel" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 7 translations listed for "heel": краешник, крайче, пета́, пета, ток, вървя по петите.