sticker in Bulgarian
sticker in Bulgarian is боди́л, шип, лепе́нка — sticker means a small piece of paper or plastic with an adhesive back, used for decoration or labeling.
sticker in Bulgarian
боди́л
Pronounced: bodil
Something or someone that sticks (pierces, or adheres).
шип
Pronounced: ship
Something or someone that sticks (pierces, or adheres).
лепе́нка
Pronounced: lepenka
An adhesive label or decal.
етике́т
Pronounced: etiket
An adhesive label or decal.
сти́кер
Pronounced: stiker
An adhesive label or decal.
сти́кер
Pronounced: stiker
A brand, label, or company, especially one making and distributing records.
What does "sticker" mean?
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noun A small piece of paper or plastic with an adhesive back, used for decoration or labeling.
"The kids covered their notebooks in stickers."
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noun The listed price of something, especially a vehicle; short for "sticker price."
"The car sold for well under sticker."
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sticker in a sentence
- The kids covered their notebooks in stickers.
- Peel off the sticker before recycling the jar.
- The car sold for well under sticker.
- The dealer would not move much below sticker on that popular model.
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What is "sticker" in Bulgarian?
"sticker" in Bulgarian is боди́л, шип, лепе́нка. sticker means: A small piece of paper or plastic with an adhesive back, used for decoration or labeling.
How do you pronounce боди́л?
"sticker" in Bulgarian is боди́л, pronounced "bodil".
How do you use "sticker" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids covered their notebooks in stickers." In Bulgarian, "sticker" is боди́л, шип, лепе́нка.
Are there other ways to say "sticker" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "sticker": боди́л, шип, лепе́нка, етике́т, сти́кер.
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