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powder in Bulgarian

powder in Bulgarian is прах, пра́хче, пу́дра — powder means a dry substance made of fine loose particles.

powder in Bulgarian

прах
noun
Pronounced: prah
пра́хче
noun
Pronounced: prahche
пу́дра
noun
Pronounced: pudra
разпрашавам
verb
Pronounced: razprashavam
(transitive) To reduce to fine particles; to pound, grind, or rub into a powder.
напудрям
verb
Pronounced: napudryam
(intransitive) To use powder on the hair or skin.

What does "powder" mean?

  1. noun A dry substance made of fine loose particles.
    "Mix the powder with warm water until it forms a smooth paste."
  2. verb To reduce something to a fine powder, or to sprinkle it with powder.
    "He powdered the dried chillies in a mortar to make a hot spice."
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powder in a sentence

  • Mix the powder with warm water until it forms a smooth paste.
  • She dusted the cake with icing powder.
  • He powdered the dried chillies in a mortar to make a hot spice.
  • She powdered her nose before stepping onto the stage.

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What is "powder" in Bulgarian?
"powder" in Bulgarian is прах, пра́хче, пу́дра. powder means: A dry substance made of fine loose particles.
How do you pronounce прах?
"powder" in Bulgarian is прах, pronounced "prah".
How do you use "powder" in a sentence?
Example: "Mix the powder with warm water until it forms a smooth paste." In Bulgarian, "powder" is прах, пра́хче, пу́дра.
Are there other ways to say "powder" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "powder": прах, пра́хче, пу́дра, разпрашавам, напудрям.
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