saturated in Bulgarian

saturated in Bulgarian is наситен, пропит, просмукан — saturated means completely soaked with liquid; unable to absorb any more.

наситен

adj

Pronounced: nasiten

пропит

adj

Pronounced: propit

(comparable) Soaked or drenched with moisture.

просмукан

adj

Pronounced: prosmukan

(comparable) Soaked or drenched with moisture.

What does "saturated" mean?

adj Completely soaked with liquid; unable to absorb any more.
"The ground was saturated after days of rain."
adj Describing a market or field that is so full of competitors or products that there is little room for growth.
"The smartphone market is already saturated."
adj In chemistry, a solution that has dissolved as much of a substance as it can, or a compound containing only single bonds between atoms.
"Butter is high in saturated fat."

The ground was saturated after days of rain.
Her clothes were saturated with sweat by the end of the run.
The smartphone market is already saturated.
The market for budget coffee shops is saturated, so new owners struggle to find customers.

concentrated pure waterlogged

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What is "saturated" in Bulgarian?

"saturated" in Bulgarian is наситен, пропит, просмукан. saturated means: Completely soaked with liquid; unable to absorb any more.

How do you pronounce наситен?

"saturated" in Bulgarian is наситен, pronounced "nasiten".

How do you use "saturated" in a sentence?

Example: "The ground was saturated after days of rain." In Bulgarian, "saturated" is наситен, пропит, просмукан.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "saturated": наситен, пропит, просмукан.

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