bulgarian
bulgarian — adjective
- bulgarianpositive
- more bulgariancomparative
- most bulgariansuperlative
1. connected with Bulgaria, the people who live there, or the language they speak
connected with Bulgaria, the people who live there, or the language they speak
Mateo ordered Bulgarian yogurt with honey at the hotel breakfast.
collocation: Bulgarian yogurt
The Bulgarian winter can stay cold until late March.
Feng is studying Bulgarian folk music for a school project.
A Bulgarian teacher visited our school to talk about life in Plovdiv.
用法筆記
Always capitalize Bulgarian. It usually comes before a noun when you describe the country's people, culture, food, or language.
常見錯誤
bulgarian — noun
- bulgariansingular
- bulgariansplural
1. someone from Bulgaria, either by birth or nationality
someone from Bulgaria, either by birth or nationality
Lauren met a Bulgarian on the train from Bucharest to Sofia.
article pattern: a Bulgarian = one person
A Bulgarian offered us directions when our map blew away.
Shirin asked the Bulgarian at the market which cheese to buy.
Two Bulgarians in our class taught us a spring festival song.
用法筆記
Bulgarian is countable when it means a person. Use 'a Bulgarian' for one person and 'Bulgarians' for more than one.
常見錯誤
2. the language used by most people in Bulgaria
the language used by most people in Bulgaria
Ezra started learning Bulgarian after accepting a job in Varna.
verb collocation: learn Bulgarian
Most signs in the station were written in Bulgarian and English.
preposition: in Bulgarian
Dewi practiced Bulgarian pronunciation with short voice messages every night.
Imran speaks Bulgarian with his neighbors in the apartment building.
用法筆記
Bulgarian is uncountable when it means the language. After verbs like speak, learn, or write, do not add an article.