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wireless in Bulgarian

wireless in Bulgarian is безжичен, радио, безжично свързване — wireless means not connected by physical wires or cables.

wireless in Bulgarian

безжичен
adj
Pronounced: bezzhichen
Not having any wires.
радио
noun
Pronounced: radio
безжично свързване
noun
Pronounced: bezzhichno svarzvane
(uncountable, networking) Wireless connectivity to a computer network.

What does "wireless" mean?

  1. adj Not connected by physical wires or cables.
    "She bought a wireless keyboard so her desk would look tidier."
  2. noun Radio, or a radio receiver — especially in older British usage.
    "My grandfather still calls the radio "the wireless.""
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wireless in a sentence

  • She bought a wireless keyboard so her desk would look tidier.
  • The office switched to a wireless network last year.
  • My grandfather still calls the radio "the wireless."
  • They listened to the news on the wireless every evening.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "wireless" in Bulgarian?

"wireless" in Bulgarian is безжичен, радио, безжично свързване. wireless means: Not connected by physical wires or cables.

How do you pronounce безжичен?

"wireless" in Bulgarian is безжичен, pronounced "bezzhichen".

How do you use "wireless" in a sentence?

Example: "She bought a wireless keyboard so her desk would look tidier." In Bulgarian, "wireless" is безжичен, радио, безжично свързване.

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

Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "wireless": безжичен, радио, безжично свързване.

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