No. 679 in Bulgarian

кодекс

The Bulgarian word "кодекс" means "code" (a set of laws, rules, or principles).

In a sentence

Редакцията на новия кодекс беше изключително сложна задача.
The revision of the new code was an extremely complex task.
In this sentence, the word 'кодекс' is used to refer to a structured set of rules or regulations, typically governing specific activities or fields.
Работният етичен кодекс изисква от служителите да спазват високи стандарти на професионализъм.
The workplace ethical code requires employees to adhere to high standards of professionalism.
Here, 'кодекс' refers to an ethical or moral guideline systematically outlining expected behaviors, specifically in a professional environment.
Съдиите следят дали извършителите на престъпления са нарушили законовия кодекс.
Judges monitor whether criminals have violated the legal code.
In this context, 'кодекс' signifies a comprehensive compilation of laws or regulations that criminals must abide by.

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