literal in Bulgarian
literal in Bulgarian is буквален, дословен, буквен — literal means taking the words of something in their basic, ordinary sense, without metaphor or exaggeration.
literal in Bulgarian
What does "literal" mean?
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adjective Taking the words of something in their basic, ordinary sense, without metaphor or exaggeration.
"He took my remark about eating a horse in the literal sense."
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adjective Actually true, and not just a figure of speech.
"It was a literal race against time — the ferry left in nine minutes."
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adjective Of a translation: following the wording of the original closely rather than conveying its overall sense.
"A literal translation of the proverb makes no sense in English."
literal in a sentence
- He took my remark about eating a horse in the literal sense.
- The literal meaning of "break the ice" has nothing to do with conversation.
- It was a literal race against time — the ferry left in nine minutes.
- A literal translation of the proverb makes no sense in English.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "literal" in Bulgarian?
"literal" in Bulgarian is буквален, дословен, буквен. literal means: Taking the words of something in their basic, ordinary sense, without metaphor or exaggeration.
How do you pronounce буквален?
"literal" in Bulgarian is буквален, pronounced "bukvalen".
How do you use "literal" in a sentence?
Example: "He took my remark about eating a horse in the literal sense." In Bulgarian, "literal" is буквален, дословен, буквен.
Are there other ways to say "literal" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "literal": буквален, дословен, буквен.