radiator in Bulgarian
radiator in Bulgarian is излъчвател, радиа́тор, радиатор — radiator means a device that cools a vehicle's engine by transferring heat from coolant to the surrounding air.
radiator in Bulgarian
излъчвател
Pronounced: izlachvatel
Anything which radiates or emits rays.
радиа́тор
Pronounced: radiator
(automotive, mechanical) A device that lowers engine coolant temperature by conducting heat to the air, through metal fins.
радиатор
Pronounced: radiator
(of buildings) A finned metal fixture that carries hot water or steam in order to heat a room.
предавателна антена
Pronounced: predavatelna antena
(electronics) A type of antenna.
What does "radiator" mean?
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noun A device that cools a vehicle's engine by transferring heat from coolant to the surrounding air.
"The mechanic found a leak in the car's radiator."
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noun A metal heating fixture, typically filled with hot water or steam, used to warm a room.
"She hung her wet coat over the radiator to dry."
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radiator in a sentence
- The mechanic found a leak in the car's radiator.
- She hung her wet coat over the radiator to dry.
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What is "radiator" in Bulgarian?
"radiator" in Bulgarian is излъчвател, радиа́тор, радиатор. radiator means: A device that cools a vehicle's engine by transferring heat from coolant to the surrounding air.
How do you pronounce излъчвател?
"radiator" in Bulgarian is излъчвател, pronounced "izlachvatel".
How do you use "radiator" in a sentence?
Example: "The mechanic found a leak in the car's radiator." In Bulgarian, "radiator" is излъчвател, радиа́тор, радиатор.
Are there other ways to say "radiator" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "radiator": излъчвател, радиа́тор, радиатор, предавателна антена.
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