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overheat in Bulgarian

overheat in Bulgarian is прегряване, прегрявам, прегрявам се — overheat means to heat something, or for something, well past a safe or normal level.

overheat in Bulgarian

прегряване
noun
Pronounced: pregryavane
A condition of being overheated.
прегрявам
verb
Pronounced: pregryavam
(transitive) To heat excessively.
прегрявам се
verb
Pronounced: pregryavam se
(intransitive) To become excessively hot.

What does "overheat" mean?

  1. verb To heat something, or for something, well past a safe or normal level.
    "The laptop started to overheat after hours of gaming."
  2. verb Of an economy, to expand faster than it can sustainably handle.
    "Economists warned the housing market was starting to overheat."
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overheat in a sentence

  • The laptop started to overheat after hours of gaming.
  • Don't overheat the oil or it will start to smoke.
  • Economists warned the housing market was starting to overheat.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "overheat" in Bulgarian?

"overheat" in Bulgarian is прегряване, прегрявам, прегрявам се. overheat means: To heat something, or for something, well past a safe or normal level.

How do you pronounce прегряване?

"overheat" in Bulgarian is прегряване, pronounced "pregryavane".

How do you use "overheat" in a sentence?

Example: "The laptop started to overheat after hours of gaming." In Bulgarian, "overheat" is прегряване, прегрявам, прегрявам се.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "overheat": прегряване, прегрявам, прегрявам се.

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