Sobranje

American  

[saw-brahn-yuh] / sɔˈbrɑn yə /

noun

1. the national assembly of Bulgaria, consisting of a single chamber of elected deputies.

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Sobranje British  

/ səʊˈbrɑːnjɪ /

noun

1. the legislature of Bulgaria

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Etymology

Origin of Sobranje

From the Bulgarian word sŭbránie assembly

Example Sentences

Naturally the Sobranje would like to be assured that, in going to Baco, he was really only going there and back, and did not mean, as the name of the place might suggest, to back out of the situation altogether.

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Every little while we have to pay the operator at this end of the cable ten dollars for writing in a rapid, flowing hand that "meanwhile Russia will continue to disregard the acts of the Sobranje."

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Why should a great country like Russia go about trying to make trouble with a low-priced Sobranje!

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Will the great Sobranje vote an additional sum to the civil list for boot-cleaning and the expenses of a weekly charwoman for the Royal household?

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Finally, if the Prince consented to accept the throne, and hired his crown and coronation-robes from a well-known costumier's for the occasion, would the great Sobranje defray the cost, or, if with a view to the situation being a permanency, he could secure them at the price of second-hand goods, would they be prepared to come to some arrangement for their purchase?

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