solo in Bulgarian
solo in Bulgarian is единичен, самостоятелен, соло — solo means a piece of music, or a section of one, performed by a single musician.
solo in Bulgarian
единичен
Pronounced: edinichen
Without a companion or instructor.
самостоятелен
Pronounced: samostoyatelen
Without a companion or instructor.
соло
Pronounced: solo
(music) A piece of music for one performer.
What does "solo" mean?
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noun A piece of music, or a section of one, performed by a single musician.
"The guitarist ripped into a blistering solo halfway through the song."
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adjective Done by one person alone, without a partner or companion.
"She made her first solo flight after twenty hours of lessons."
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verb To do something by yourself, without help or company.
"The pilot soloed for the first time that afternoon."
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solo in a sentence
- The guitarist ripped into a blistering solo halfway through the song.
- The violin solo at the end of the concerto left the audience silent.
- She made her first solo flight after twenty hours of lessons.
- He's planning a solo trip across South America.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "solo" in Bulgarian?
"solo" in Bulgarian is единичен, самостоятелен, соло. solo means: A piece of music, or a section of one, performed by a single musician.
How do you pronounce единичен?
"solo" in Bulgarian is единичен, pronounced "edinichen".
How do you use "solo" in a sentence?
Example: "The guitarist ripped into a blistering solo halfway through the song." In Bulgarian, "solo" is единичен, самостоятелен, соло.
Are there other ways to say "solo" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "solo": единичен, самостоятелен, соло.
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