spend in Bulgarian
spend in Bulgarian is разходи, харч, харча — spend means to pay out money in exchange for something.
spend in Bulgarian
разходи
Pronounced: razhodi
Amount of money spent (during a period); expenditure.
харч
Pronounced: harch
Amount of money spent (during a period); expenditure.
харча
Pronounced: harcha
(ambitransitive) To pay out (money).
изразходвам
Pronounced: izrazhodvam
To exhaust, to wear out.
изчерпвам
Pronounced: izcherpvam
To exhaust, to wear out.
консумирам
Pronounced: konsumiram
To consume, to use up (time).
What does "spend" mean?
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verb To pay out money in exchange for something.
"I try not to spend too much on coffee when I'm out."
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verb To use up time or effort on something.
"We spent the whole afternoon sorting old photographs into albums."
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noun The total amount of money spent over a given period.
"Our monthly food spend has gone down since we started planning meals."
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spend in a sentence
- I try not to spend too much on coffee when I'm out.
- They spent nearly a thousand dollars on new furniture.
- We spent the whole afternoon sorting old photographs into albums.
- Students should not spend hours on one question during the exam.
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What is "spend" in Bulgarian?
"spend" in Bulgarian is разходи, харч, харча. spend means: To pay out money in exchange for something.
How do you pronounce разходи?
"spend" in Bulgarian is разходи, pronounced "razhodi".
How do you use "spend" in a sentence?
Example: "I try not to spend too much on coffee when I'm out." In Bulgarian, "spend" is разходи, харч, харча.
Are there other ways to say "spend" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 6 translations listed for "spend": разходи, харч, харча, изразходвам, изчерпвам, консумирам.
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