moving in Bulgarian
moving in Bulgarian is движещ се, трогателен — moving means causing strong feelings, especially sadness or sympathy.
moving in Bulgarian
движещ се
Pronounced: dvizhesht se
(not comparable) That moves or move.
трогателен
Pronounced: trogatelen
Causing or evoking deep emotions.
What does "moving" mean?
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adjective Causing strong feelings, especially sadness or sympathy.
"The film's final scene was so moving that most of the audience were in tears."
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adjective In motion; not stationary.
"The photographer used a slow shutter speed to capture the blurred, moving water."
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noun The process of relocating belongings or residence.
"Moving is one of the most stressful life events."
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moving in a sentence
- The film's final scene was so moving that most of the audience were in tears.
- Her speech about her grandmother was a deeply moving one.
- The photographer used a slow shutter speed to capture the blurred, moving water.
- Keep your hands inside the carriage while the ride is moving.
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What is "moving" in Bulgarian?
"moving" in Bulgarian is движещ се, трогателен. moving means: Causing strong feelings, especially sadness or sympathy.
How do you pronounce движещ се?
"moving" in Bulgarian is движещ се, pronounced "dvizhesht se".
How do you use "moving" in a sentence?
Example: "The film's final scene was so moving that most of the audience were in tears." In Bulgarian, "moving" is движещ се, трогателен.
Are there other ways to say "moving" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "moving": движещ се, трогателен.
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