outlook in Bulgarian
outlook in Bulgarian is наблюдателен пункт, гледка, гледна точка — outlook means a person's general attitude or view of life and the future.
outlook in Bulgarian
наблюдателен пункт
Pronounced: nablyudatelen punkt
A place from which something can be viewed.
гледка
Pronounced: gledka
The view from such a place.
гледна точка
Pronounced: gledna tochka
An attitude or point of view.
изглед
Pronounced: izgled
Expectation for the future.
перспектива
Pronounced: perspektiva
Expectation for the future.
What does "outlook" mean?
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noun A person's general attitude or view of life and the future.
"She has a very positive outlook despite everything she's been through."
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noun A prediction of how something is likely to develop.
"The economic outlook for next year looks uncertain."
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outlook in a sentence
- She has a very positive outlook despite everything she's been through.
- His outlook on work changed completely after the accident.
- The economic outlook for next year looks uncertain.
- Analysts gave the company a stable outlook.
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What is "outlook" in Bulgarian?
"outlook" in Bulgarian is наблюдателен пункт, гледка, гледна точка. outlook means: A person's general attitude or view of life and the future.
How do you pronounce наблюдателен пункт?
"outlook" in Bulgarian is наблюдателен пункт, pronounced "nablyudatelen punkt".
How do you use "outlook" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a very positive outlook despite everything she's been through." In Bulgarian, "outlook" is наблюдателен пункт, гледка, гледна точка.
Are there other ways to say "outlook" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "outlook": наблюдателен пункт, гледка, гледна точка, изглед, перспектива.
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