token in Bulgarian
token in Bulgarian is привиден, символи́чен, си́мвол — token means a small object, coin, or piece of metal or plastic used in place of money, such as for a subway turnstile or arcade machine.
token in Bulgarian
What does "token" mean?
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noun A small object, coin, or piece of metal or plastic used in place of money, such as for a subway turnstile or arcade machine.
"You need a token to get through the old subway turnstiles."
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noun Something that stands for or symbolizes something else; a sign or keepsake.
"He gave her a small silver token as a token of his gratitude."
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noun A digital asset created and managed on a blockchain.
"The startup launched its own token to reward early users."
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noun A unit of text (such as a word or part of a word) that a computer program or AI model processes.
"The AI model charges per token processed, not per word."
token in a sentence
- You need a token to get through the old subway turnstiles.
- She fed another token into the pinball machine.
- He gave her a small silver token as a token of his gratitude.
- The startup launched its own token to reward early users.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "token" in Bulgarian?
"token" in Bulgarian is привиден, символи́чен, си́мвол. token means: A small object, coin, or piece of metal or plastic used in place of money, such as for a subway turnstile or arcade machine.
How do you pronounce привиден?
"token" in Bulgarian is привиден, pronounced "prividen".
How do you use "token" in a sentence?
Example: "You need a token to get through the old subway turnstiles." In Bulgarian, "token" is привиден, символи́чен, си́мвол.
Are there other ways to say "token" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 5 translations listed for "token": привиден, символи́чен, си́мвол, жето́н, сувени́р.