vapor in Bulgarian
vapor in Bulgarian is изпаре́ние, па́ра, хваля се — vapor means tiny droplets or particles suspended in the air, such as mist, steam, or fumes.
vapor in Bulgarian
изпаре́ние
Pronounced: izparenie
Cloudy diffused matter such as mist, steam or fumes suspended in the air.
па́ра
Pronounced: para
The gaseous state of a substance that is normally a solid or liquid.
хваля се
Pronounced: hvalya se
(intransitive) To use insubstantial language; to boast or bluster.
What does "vapor" mean?
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noun Tiny droplets or particles suspended in the air, such as mist, steam, or fumes.
"Vapor rose off the hot springs in the cold morning air."
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noun The gaseous form of a substance that is normally liquid or solid at room temperature.
"Water vapor condenses into clouds high in the atmosphere."
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verb To turn into vapor, or to give off vapor.
"The perfume vapored quickly once the bottle was left open."
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vapor in a sentence
- Vapor rose off the hot springs in the cold morning air.
- The kettle let out a cloud of vapor as it came to the boil.
- Water vapor condenses into clouds high in the atmosphere.
- The perfume vapored quickly once the bottle was left open.
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What is "vapor" in Bulgarian?
"vapor" in Bulgarian is изпаре́ние, па́ра, хваля се. vapor means: Tiny droplets or particles suspended in the air, such as mist, steam, or fumes.
How do you pronounce изпаре́ние?
"vapor" in Bulgarian is изпаре́ние, pronounced "izparenie".
How do you use "vapor" in a sentence?
Example: "Vapor rose off the hot springs in the cold morning air." In Bulgarian, "vapor" is изпаре́ние, па́ра, хваля се.
Are there other ways to say "vapor" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "vapor": изпаре́ние, па́ра, хваля се.
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