Bulgaria
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- proper noun
- /bʌlˈɡɛəriə/
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Bulgaria
- Many tourists are drawn to Bulgaria for its stunning Black Sea coastline.
- Bulgaria is a country
- Bulgaria and Romania
- Bulgaria and Hungary
I spent four, I spent four days with him in Bulgaria in the Sheraton Hotel.
- I spent four, I spent four days with him in Bulgaria in the Sheraton Hotel.
- So I flew from Bulgaria to come and see you.
- Also, the last German troops had left Bulgaria.
- Nice, This is Vasuvukov from Sofia, Bulgaria.
- So now I'm just on the border of, you know, Turkey and Bulgaria.
- So I took that passport, I traveled from Macedonia to Bulgaria.
- He was from Bulgaria and he was an idol in Arsenal.
- And we went to Iceland, Bulgaria, Ghana, West Africa, Thailand, and then back here in Los Angeles.
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I was born in Bulgaria, and Baiju's parents immigrated from India to the Deep South.
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Bulgaria, the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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When I was a little girl growing up in Bulgaria... which is the worst, by the way.
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We were having some street food outside a government building in Bulgaria and I said, "Hey, you want to get married?"
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So I flew from Bulgaria to come and see you.
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And to represent Bulgaria, we have roses here that are the national flower of Bulgaria.
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Voting with the United States in favor of the resolution were Bulgaria and Hungary.
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We are in Bulgaria.
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I'm from Bulgaria.
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I visited Bulgaria last summer and explored its beautiful mountains.
Synonyms
A country in southeastern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bulgaria comes from the name of the Bulgar people, a Turkic group who moved into the area long ago and whose name most likely meant 'to mix' or 'mixed people'. So the country is named after the people who lived there.