regime in Bulgarian
regime in Bulgarian is режи́м, строй — regime means a government in power, especially one seen as authoritarian.
regime in Bulgarian
режи́м
Pronounced: rezhim
строй
Pronounced: stroy
режи́м
Pronounced: rezhim
A regulated system; a regimen.
What does "regime" mean?
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noun A government in power, especially one seen as authoritarian.
"The regime cracked down harshly on protesters."
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noun A structured system or set of rules governing something.
"The new tax regime affects small businesses the most."
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regime in a sentence
- The regime cracked down harshly on protesters.
- International sanctions targeted the ruling regime.
- The new tax regime affects small businesses the most.
- The gym has a strict training regime that all its members follow.
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What is "regime" in Bulgarian?
"regime" in Bulgarian is режи́м, строй. regime means: A government in power, especially one seen as authoritarian.
How do you pronounce режи́м?
"regime" in Bulgarian is режи́м, pronounced "rezhim".
How do you use "regime" in a sentence?
Example: "The regime cracked down harshly on protesters." In Bulgarian, "regime" is режи́м, строй.
Are there other ways to say "regime" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "regime": режи́м, строй.
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