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reset in Bulgarian

reset in Bulgarian is възстановяване, нулиране, установявам отново — reset means to return something to its original or starting state.

reset in Bulgarian

възстановяване
noun
Pronounced: vazstanovyavane
(also, figurative) The act of resetting to the initial state.
нулиране
noun
Pronounced: nulirane
The act of setting to zero.
установявам отново
verb
Pronounced: ustanovyavam otnovo
To set back to the initial state.
нулирам
verb
Pronounced: nuliram
To set to zero.

What does "reset" mean?

  1. verb To return something to its original or starting state.
    "Reset the router if the connection drops."
  2. noun The act of returning something to its starting state, or a button that does this.
    "Hold the reset button for ten seconds."
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reset in a sentence

  • Reset the router if the connection drops.
  • She reset her password after forgetting it.
  • Hold the reset button for ten seconds.

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What is "reset" in Bulgarian?

"reset" in Bulgarian is възстановяване, нулиране, установявам отново. reset means: To return something to its original or starting state.

How do you pronounce възстановяване?

"reset" in Bulgarian is възстановяване, pronounced "vazstanovyavane".

How do you use "reset" in a sentence?

Example: "Reset the router if the connection drops." In Bulgarian, "reset" is възстановяване, нулиране, установявам отново.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "reset": възстановяване, нулиране, установявам отново, нулирам.

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