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simulator in Bulgarian

simulator in Bulgarian is симулант, симулатор — simulator means a machine or program that recreates a real environment or experience, often used for training.

simulator in Bulgarian

симулант
noun
Pronounced: simulant
One who simulates or feigns.
симулатор
noun
Pronounced: simulator
A machine or system that simulates an environment (such as an aircraft cockpit), often for training purposes.

What does "simulator" mean?

  1. noun A machine or program that recreates a real environment or experience, often used for training.
    "Astronauts spend hours in a zero-gravity simulator before launch."
  2. noun A video game designed to realistically imitate a real-world activity.
    "He spent the whole weekend playing a farming simulator."
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simulator in a sentence

  • Astronauts spend hours in a zero-gravity simulator before launch.
  • He spent the whole weekend playing a farming simulator.

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What is "simulator" in Bulgarian?

"simulator" in Bulgarian is симулант, симулатор. simulator means: A machine or program that recreates a real environment or experience, often used for training.

How do you pronounce симулант?

"simulator" in Bulgarian is симулант, pronounced "simulant".

How do you use "simulator" in a sentence?

Example: "Astronauts spend hours in a zero-gravity simulator before launch." In Bulgarian, "simulator" is симулант, симулатор.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "simulator": симулант, симулатор.

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