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vinyl in Bulgarian

vinyl in Bulgarian is винилов, винил, грамофонна плоча — vinyl means a type of tough, flexible plastic, or a product made from it, such as flooring or upholstery.

vinyl in Bulgarian

винилов
adj
Pronounced: vinilov
(chemistry) Containing the vinyl radical.
винил
noun
Pronounced: vinil
грамофонна плоча
noun
Pronounced: gramofonna plocha
(music, countable) A phonograph record.

What does "vinyl" mean?

  1. noun A type of tough, flexible plastic, or a product made from it, such as flooring or upholstery.
    "The kitchen floor was covered in grey vinyl."
  2. noun Music recorded on phonograph records, or the records themselves, as opposed to digital formats.
    "He still buys his favourite albums on vinyl."
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vinyl in a sentence

  • The kitchen floor was covered in grey vinyl.
  • He still buys his favourite albums on vinyl.
  • The shop specialises in second-hand vinyl from the 1970s.

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What is "vinyl" in Bulgarian?

"vinyl" in Bulgarian is винилов, винил, грамофонна плоча. vinyl means: A type of tough, flexible plastic, or a product made from it, such as flooring or upholstery.

How do you pronounce винилов?

"vinyl" in Bulgarian is винилов, pronounced "vinilov".

How do you use "vinyl" in a sentence?

Example: "The kitchen floor was covered in grey vinyl." In Bulgarian, "vinyl" is винилов, винил, грамофонна плоча.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "vinyl": винилов, винил, грамофонна плоча.

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