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speculate in Bulgarian

speculate in Bulgarian is размишлявам, спекулирам — speculate means to guess or form a theory about something without having solid proof.

speculate in Bulgarian

размишлявам
verb
Pronounced: razmishlyavam
(obsolete, intransitive) To think, meditate or reflect on a subject; to consider, to deliberate or cogitate.
спекулирам
verb
Pronounced: spekuliram

What does "speculate" mean?

  1. verb To guess or form a theory about something without having solid proof.
    "Reporters speculated about the reasons behind the sudden resignation."
  2. verb To buy or trade something risky, hoping to sell later at a profit.
    "He lost his savings speculating on volatile tech stocks."
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speculate in a sentence

  • Reporters speculated about the reasons behind the sudden resignation.
  • It's pointless to speculate until we have the test results.
  • He lost his savings speculating on volatile tech stocks.

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What is "speculate" in Bulgarian?

"speculate" in Bulgarian is размишлявам, спекулирам. speculate means: To guess or form a theory about something without having solid proof.

How do you pronounce размишлявам?

"speculate" in Bulgarian is размишлявам, pronounced "razmishlyavam".

How do you use "speculate" in a sentence?

Example: "Reporters speculated about the reasons behind the sudden resignation." In Bulgarian, "speculate" is размишлявам, спекулирам.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "speculate": размишлявам, спекулирам.

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