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item in Bulgarian

item in Bulgarian is обект, предмет, параграф — item means a single thing, especially one on a list or among a group of things.

item in Bulgarian

обект
noun
Pronounced: obekt
A distinct physical object.
предмет
noun
Pronounced: predmet
A distinct physical object.
параграф
noun
Pronounced: paragraf
A line of text having a legal or other meaning; a separate particular in an account.
пункт
noun
Pronounced: punkt
A matter for discussion in an agenda.
точка
noun
Pronounced: tochka
A matter for discussion in an agenda.

What does "item" mean?

  1. noun A single thing, especially one on a list or among a group of things.
    "She checked each item off her shopping list."
  2. verb To record something as a separate entry on a list.
    "The accountant itemized every expense on the receipt."
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item in a sentence

  • She checked each item off her shopping list.
  • The museum has several rare items on display.
  • The accountant itemized every expense on the receipt.

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What is "item" in Bulgarian?

"item" in Bulgarian is обект, предмет, параграф. item means: A single thing, especially one on a list or among a group of things.

How do you pronounce обект?

"item" in Bulgarian is обект, pronounced "obekt".

How do you use "item" in a sentence?

Example: "She checked each item off her shopping list." In Bulgarian, "item" is обект, предмет, параграф.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "item": обект, предмет, параграф, пункт, точка.

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