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shard in Bulgarian

shard in Bulgarian is чиреп, елитра — shard means a sharp broken piece of glass, pottery, or similar brittle material.

shard in Bulgarian

чиреп
noun
Pronounced: chirep
(by extension) A piece of material, especially rock and similar materials, reminding of a broken piece of glass or pottery.
елитра
noun
Pronounced: elitra
A tough scale, sheath, or shell; especially an elytron of a beetle.

What does "shard" mean?

  1. noun A sharp broken piece of glass, pottery, or similar brittle material.
    "He cut his foot on a shard of glass hidden in the sand."
  2. noun In computing, one segment of a database or online game world that has been split up to spread the load across multiple servers.
    "The game assigns each new player to a shard with lighter traffic."
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shard in a sentence

  • He cut his foot on a shard of glass hidden in the sand.
  • Archaeologists found shards of ancient pottery at the site.
  • The game assigns each new player to a shard with lighter traffic.

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What is "shard" in Bulgarian?

"shard" in Bulgarian is чиреп, елитра. shard means: A sharp broken piece of glass, pottery, or similar brittle material.

How do you pronounce чиреп?

"shard" in Bulgarian is чиреп, pronounced "chirep".

How do you use "shard" in a sentence?

Example: "He cut his foot on a shard of glass hidden in the sand." In Bulgarian, "shard" is чиреп, елитра.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "shard": чиреп, елитра.

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