inward in Bulgarian
inward in Bulgarian is вътрешен, навътре — inward means located on or facing the inside; internal.
inward in Bulgarian
вътрешен
Pronounced: vatreshen
Situated on the inside; that is within, inner; belonging to the inside. [from 9th c.]
навътре
Pronounced: navatre
What does "inward" mean?
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adj Located on or facing the inside; internal.
"The door has an inward curve near the handle."
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adj Relating to a person's private thoughts or feelings rather than outward behaviour.
"She kept up a cheerful appearance despite her inward doubts."
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inward in a sentence
- The door has an inward curve near the handle.
- She kept up a cheerful appearance despite her inward doubts.
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What is "inward" in Bulgarian?
"inward" in Bulgarian is вътрешен, навътре. inward means: Located on or facing the inside; internal.
How do you pronounce вътрешен?
"inward" in Bulgarian is вътрешен, pronounced "vatreshen".
How do you use "inward" in a sentence?
Example: "The door has an inward curve near the handle." In Bulgarian, "inward" is вътрешен, навътре.
Are there other ways to say "inward" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "inward": вътрешен, навътре.
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