incoming in Bulgarian

incoming in Bulgarian is влизащ, пристигащ, следващ — incoming means arriving or about to arrive.

влизащ

adj

Pronounced: vlizasht

Coming (or about to come) in; arriving.

пристигащ

adj

Pronounced: pristigasht

Coming (or about to come) in; arriving.

следващ

adj

Pronounced: sledvasht

Succeeding to an office or other position.

What does "incoming" mean?

adjective Arriving or about to arrive.
"Please keep your seat belt fastened as the incoming train approaches the platform."
adjective About to take up a position or role, replacing someone else.
"The outgoing head teacher showed the incoming head around the school."
interjection Used as a warning that something, especially a projectile, is approaching.
""Incoming!" she yelled, and everyone ducked behind the wall as the snowball flew past."

Please keep your seat belt fastened as the incoming train approaches the platform.
The harbour staff checked every incoming ship before it docked.
The outgoing head teacher showed the incoming head around the school.
Our incoming manager has asked to meet the whole team on Monday.

imminent oncoming

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What is "incoming" in Bulgarian?

"incoming" in Bulgarian is влизащ, пристигащ, следващ. incoming means: Arriving or about to arrive.

How do you pronounce влизащ?

"incoming" in Bulgarian is влизащ, pronounced "vlizasht".

How do you use "incoming" in a sentence?

Example: "Please keep your seat belt fastened as the incoming train approaches the platform." In Bulgarian, "incoming" is влизащ, пристигащ, следващ.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "incoming": влизащ, пристигащ, следващ.

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