proceeding in Bulgarian
proceeding in Bulgarian is трудове, процес — proceeding means a formal step or action taken as part of a process, especially a legal one.
proceeding in Bulgarian
трудове
Pronounced: trudove
(always in plural) A published collection of papers presented at an academic conference, or representing the acts of a learned society.
процес
Pronounced: protses
(legal) Any legal action, especially one that is not a lawsuit.
What does "proceeding" mean?
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noun A formal step or action taken as part of a process, especially a legal one.
"The judge opened the proceedings by asking everyone in the courtroom to sit down."
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noun A published collection of papers or a record from an academic conference.
"The society prints the proceedings of its annual meeting every autumn."
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proceeding in a sentence
- The judge opened the proceedings by asking everyone in the courtroom to sit down.
- Divorce proceedings can be stressful, so many couples look for a calmer way to settle.
- The society prints the proceedings of its annual meeting every autumn.
- You can find her paper in the proceedings of last year's engineering conference.
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What is "proceeding" in Bulgarian?
"proceeding" in Bulgarian is трудове, процес. proceeding means: A formal step or action taken as part of a process, especially a legal one.
How do you pronounce трудове?
"proceeding" in Bulgarian is трудове, pronounced "trudove".
How do you use "proceeding" in a sentence?
Example: "The judge opened the proceedings by asking everyone in the courtroom to sit down." In Bulgarian, "proceeding" is трудове, процес.
Are there other ways to say "proceeding" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "proceeding": трудове, процес.
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