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sawdust in Bulgarian

sawdust in Bulgarian is [[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]], стърготи́ни — sawdust means the fine, powdery particles produced when wood is cut with a saw.

sawdust in Bulgarian

[[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]]
noun
Pronounced: [[darveni]] [[stargotini]]
The fine particles (dust) created by sawing wood or other material.
стърготи́ни
noun
Pronounced: stargotini
The fine particles (dust) created by sawing wood or other material.

What does "sawdust" mean?

  1. noun The fine, powdery particles produced when wood is cut with a saw.
    "The workshop floor was covered in sawdust."
  2. noun Informally, food or writing that is bland and dry.
    "The review called the novel's prose pure sawdust."
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sawdust in a sentence

  • The workshop floor was covered in sawdust.
  • Sawdust can be used as mulch or animal bedding.
  • The review called the novel's prose pure sawdust.

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What is "sawdust" in Bulgarian?

"sawdust" in Bulgarian is [[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]], стърготи́ни. sawdust means: The fine, powdery particles produced when wood is cut with a saw.

How do you pronounce [[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]]?

"sawdust" in Bulgarian is [[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]], pronounced "[[darveni]] [[stargotini]]".

How do you use "sawdust" in a sentence?

Example: "The workshop floor was covered in sawdust." In Bulgarian, "sawdust" is [[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]], стърготи́ни.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "sawdust": [[дъ́рвени]] [[стърготи́ни]], стърготи́ни.

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