striker in Bulgarian

striker in Bulgarian is стачник, ординарец — striker means in football (soccer), an attacking player positioned to score goals.

стачник

noun

Pronounced: stachnik

A person who is on strike, someone who has stopped working as a protest.

ординарец

noun

Pronounced: ordinarets

(military, slang) An officer's servant or orderly.

What does "striker" mean?

noun In football (soccer), an attacking player positioned to score goals.
"The striker slotted the ball past the goalkeeper in the final minute."
noun A worker who is taking part in a strike.
"The strikers gathered outside the factory gates with placards."
noun A device or part designed to strike or hit something, such as the metal piece in a firearm's firing mechanism.
"The firing pin is driven forward by the striker."

The striker slotted the ball past the goalkeeper in the final minute.
Our new striker scored twice in the first half, and the crowd went wild.
The strikers gathered outside the factory gates with placards.
The striker told the reporter that she would not return until pay talks improved.

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What is "striker" in Bulgarian?

"striker" in Bulgarian is стачник, ординарец. striker means: In football (soccer), an attacking player positioned to score goals.

How do you pronounce стачник?

"striker" in Bulgarian is стачник, pronounced "stachnik".

How do you use "striker" in a sentence?

Example: "The striker slotted the ball past the goalkeeper in the final minute." In Bulgarian, "striker" is стачник, ординарец.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 2 translations listed for "striker": стачник, ординарец.

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