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Bulgarian Idioms and Expressions

Common Bulgarian idiomatic expressions with their literal and figurative meanings, one idiom per card. Front: the Bulgarian word or phrase in Cyrillic with romanization in parentheses. Back: English meaning.

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37 basic cards for Intermediate Bulgarian. It opens with "Мълчанието е злато (Mulchaniyeto e zlato)" and "Сърце не пита (Surche ne pita)". More Bulgarian at other levels is listed below.

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Мълчанието е злато (Mulchaniyeto e zlato)
Show answerSilence is gold
Сърце не пита (Surche ne pita)
Show answerThe heart does not reason or ask permission
На един ден (Na edin den)
Show answerOne day, all of a sudden, unexpectedly
С един газ (S edin gaz)
Show answerIn one go, all at once, immediately
Зъб на зъб (Zub na zub)
Show answerChattering teeth, shaking from cold or fear
Да си свия хвоста (Da si sviya hvosta)
Show answerTo tuck one's tail between legs, to back down
Опашка от дявол (Opashka ot djavol)
Show answerDevil's tail, a mischievous or troublesome person
Да си миеш ръцете (Da si mie ruchete)
Show answerTo wash one's hands, to disclaim responsibility
Медена дума (Medena duma)
Show answerHoneyed words, flattery or sweet talk
Да вдигне ръце (Da vdigni ruch)
Show answerTo throw up one's hands, to surrender or give up
Нос в нос (Nos v nos)
Show answerFace to face, in direct confrontation
Полека и нямаше (Polek a niamash)
Show answerSlowly and there was nothing left, gradual disappearance
На капо (Na kapo)
Show answerAt the head, in charge or leading
Да си намери другите (Da si nameri drugite)
Show answerFind someone else, leave me alone
По кръста (Po krusta)
Show answerOn the back, bearing a heavy burden or responsibility

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