particle in Bulgarian

particle in Bulgarian is части́ца, частица — particle means a very small piece or amount of matter.

части́ца

noun

Pronounced: chastitsa

частица

noun

Pronounced: chastitsa

части́ца

noun

Pronounced: chastitsa

(physics) Any of various physical objects making up the constituent parts of an atom; an elementary particle or subatomic particle. [from 19th c.]

What does "particle" mean?

noun A very small piece or amount of matter.
"A tiny particle of grit got stuck in my eye."
noun In physics, a tiny piece of matter smaller than an atom, such as an electron or proton.
"The teacher explained that an electron is a particle much smaller than an atom."
noun In grammar, a small word, like "to" or "up," that helps form a phrase but has little meaning on its own.
"In the phrase "to go", the word "to" is an infinitive particle."

A tiny particle of grit got stuck in my eye.
The factory filters out every particle of smoke before the air leaves the chimney.
The teacher explained that an electron is a particle much smaller than an atom.
Scientists study how each particle behaves when it moves through the detector.

atom fragment grain molecule mote speck

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What is "particle" in Bulgarian?

"particle" in Bulgarian is части́ца, частица. particle means: A very small piece or amount of matter.

How do you pronounce части́ца?

"particle" in Bulgarian is части́ца, pronounced "chastitsa".

How do you use "particle" in a sentence?

Example: "A tiny particle of grit got stuck in my eye." In Bulgarian, "particle" is части́ца, частица.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "particle": части́ца, частица.

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