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roller in Bulgarian

roller in Bulgarian is вал, валяк, ролка — roller means any cylindrical device that turns, used to apply pressure, flatten, or move something.

roller in Bulgarian

вал
noun
Pronounced: val
валяк
noun
Pronounced: valyak
A cylindrical tool for applying paint or ink.
ролка
noun
Pronounced: rolka
(heading) Anything that rolls.
синявица
noun
Pronounced: sinyavitsa
Any of various aggressive birds, of the family Coraciidae, having bright blue wings and hooked beaks.

What does "roller" mean?

  1. noun Any cylindrical device that turns, used to apply pressure, flatten, or move something.
    "He spread the paint evenly with a roller."
  2. noun A small wheel or cylinder used to carry or curl something, as in roller skates or hair rollers.
    "She put her hair in rollers before the party."
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roller in a sentence

  • He spread the paint evenly with a roller.
  • A heavy roller flattened the cricket pitch before play.
  • She put her hair in rollers before the party.

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What is "roller" in Bulgarian?

"roller" in Bulgarian is вал, валяк, ролка. roller means: Any cylindrical device that turns, used to apply pressure, flatten, or move something.

How do you pronounce вал?

"roller" in Bulgarian is вал, pronounced "val".

How do you use "roller" in a sentence?

Example: "He spread the paint evenly with a roller." In Bulgarian, "roller" is вал, валяк, ролка.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "roller": вал, валяк, ролка, синявица.

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