inanimate in Bulgarian
inanimate in Bulgarian is безду́шен, безжи́знен, неподви́жен — inanimate means not alive and incapable of movement on its own, like a rock or a chair.
inanimate in Bulgarian
безду́шен
Pronounced: bezdushen
Not being, and never having been alive, especially not like humans and animals.
безжи́знен
Pronounced: bezzhiznen
Not being, and never having been alive, especially not like humans and animals.
неподви́жен
Pronounced: nepodvizhen
Not being, and never having been alive, especially not like humans and animals.
неодушеве́н
Pronounced: neodusheven
(grammar) Not animate.
What does "inanimate" mean?
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adjective Not alive and incapable of movement on its own, like a rock or a chair.
"The child talked to her stuffed animals as though the inanimate toys could hear her."
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inanimate in a sentence
- The child talked to her stuffed animals as though the inanimate toys could hear her.
- A statue is an inanimate object, no matter how lifelike it looks.
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What is "inanimate" in Bulgarian?
"inanimate" in Bulgarian is безду́шен, безжи́знен, неподви́жен. inanimate means: Not alive and incapable of movement on its own, like a rock or a chair.
How do you pronounce безду́шен?
"inanimate" in Bulgarian is безду́шен, pronounced "bezdushen".
How do you use "inanimate" in a sentence?
Example: "The child talked to her stuffed animals as though the inanimate toys could hear her." In Bulgarian, "inanimate" is безду́шен, безжи́знен, неподви́жен.
Are there other ways to say "inanimate" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "inanimate": безду́шен, безжи́знен, неподви́жен, неодушеве́н.
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