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Definition of triple in English: tripleadjective ˈtrɪp(ə)lˈtrɪpəl 1attributive Consisting of or involving three items or people. (有)三个部分的,三件事(或物)的,三件套的;三人的 三重谋杀。 三连筋斗。 Example sentencesExamples - And there's no guarantee that if you get HIV and you take these triple therapies, or whatever comes along next, that they're going to be successful for you.
- They were later re - arrested and charged with the triple murders.
- Her first big break in journalism occurred when a triple murderer wrote to her from jail saying he liked her work.
- Other attractions include a team of unicyclists called the One Wheel Wizards, and the White Devils flying trapeze troupe who perform an extremely difficult triple somersault.
- While training he used to do the triple somersault on the floor.
- It is the creative equivalent of the gymnast's triple somersault.
- They now face life imprisonment without parole in a U.S. jail for the vicious triple murder that took place in a Seattle suburb.
- While the censor board has okayed a triple X rated film like ‘Murder’, it has refused to clear our film.
- He maintains that the triple murders had ‘a wider social significance’.
- The Government has now pledged £2.5 million for research to identify the causes of autism, but stresses that the studies would look beyond the alleged link with the triple MMR vaccine.
- Today a jury found him guilty of triple murder.
- That means not only hazardous vaults and triple somersaults.
- Lee is one of only two women who try a triple flip with three full twists.
- Still trying to see life through gold-coloured spectacles, we were not willing to put the terrible double and triple murders back into the headlines.
- He did a triple somersault at Derby and I think he's done about seven somersaults, so he's doubled his ratio.
- He gave single-shot measles, mumps and rubella vaccines instead of the triple MMR jab after it was controversially linked to autism, although the vast majority of experts in the field reject the claim.
- He served 20 years after being framed by police for a triple murder in New Jersey.
- Ted's stomach did a triple somersault with that one.
- Three men and three women will play triple aspects of the man and woman.
- The antiretrovirals in question are a triple combination pill containing lamivudine, stavudine and nevirapine in two different strengths and a tablet of lamivudine plus zidovudine.
Synonyms three-way, tripartite threefold - 1.1 Having three times the usual size, quality, or strength.
三倍的 三倍浓度的深色朗姆酒。 Example sentencesExamples - With this state of mind come all the positive emotions with double and sometimes triple strength.
- And speaking of the bathroom, I buy the econo-pak of triple size toilet paper rolls and they're gone in two weeks.
- Avril went from high school to signing with a major label to a successful triple platinum debut album, all in 2 years.
- As soon as she was in the cafeteria, she bought a triple sized hamburger and a cup of coffee.
- I just had a client stop by my office to drop off 2 bottles of wine from Sterling Winery along with a box of the most decadent triple dark chocolate truffles from a specialty chocolatier.
- The proposed two-storey property would be substantial in size and would include a triple garage and a self-contained two-bedroom lodge at the front.
- Plans call for a space nearly triple that of the current 31,000-square-foot building.
- They now were triple in size since Grace moved away.
Synonyms three times, three times as much as, treble
predeterminerˈtrɪp(ə)lˈtrɪpəl Three times as much or as many. 三倍 the copper energy cells had triple the efficiency of silicon cells 铜电池的功率是硅电池的三倍。 Example sentencesExamples - Its predecessor was good but this is triple the amount.
- Brokers of the deal boasted orders for triple the value of the announced issue.
- People on fixed incomes and pensioners simply cannot afford rises of triple the cost of living.
- It's a single scene that's better than an entire American blockbuster with triple the budget.
- People who suffer a heart attack without experiencing chest pain and seek medical attention at a hospital have triple the death rate of other cardiac patients.
- No one's saying, Oh, I'll wait until October so I can pay triple the car tax.
- With overtime included, garment workers can earn triple the average annual income of $268.
- The strong upward trend was reflected by the fact that advancing counters were triple the number of declining counters.
- The projected growth is triple the global rate.
- The debt incurred in some cases is triple their monthly income.
- He would appear to have escaped a jail sentence and a fine of triple the profits on the deal, and apparently leaves the court without a stain on his character.
- The figure is triple the average rate in Southeast Asia and 50 times the rate in developed countries.
- If stroke survivors stop taking daily aspirin, they have triple the risk of suffering another stroke within just one month, according to a new study.
- The newspaper yesterday quoted commission officials as saying the last-minute payout to voters was triple the amount spent at the last election.
- In the meantime, the remuneration committee would like to make an award to executives that is triple the level of awards allowed under the new scheme.
- She will receive triple her Australian salary and five times the funding for the international virus database she has been developing.
- However, the increase in endurance and strength in the multiple set group was just 2% from the group performing single sets but in triple the time!
- I could go on a rant about how sugar subsidies cause American consumers to pay triple the market price for sugar, just to get the privilege of ruining the Everglades.
- The councillor warned that building costs for the project were already rising at triple the rate of inflation.
- For that price, I can fly from Paris to New York, which is triple the distance.
noun ˈtrɪp(ə)lˈtrɪpəl 1A thing that is three times as large as usual or is made up of three standard units or items. two whiskies—triples, please Example sentencesExamples - I need a double, no, make that a triple.
- Other cacti, sunflowers, and pinecones display this or other triples of Fibonacci numbers.
- Place-level data on the number of housing units from single family to doubles, triples, and buildings with more than five units built every month or every year.
- Add a daily double latte (make that a triple) and it's no wonder so many of us experience sensory overload and find it hard to wind down at day's end.
Synonyms trio, threesome, triumvirate, triad, troika three 2triplesA sporting contest in which each side has three players. 三人赛(每边三人的体育比赛) Example sentencesExamples - This triples event requires each team to complete three rounds of 15 ends per day under the following rule variations.
- In the triples event, the three women grabbed a silver medal after winning four games, drawing one and losing the other.
- The Twins lead the American League in doubles and triples.
- Northern Ireland will send their strongest ever squad, while hopes are high for the Scottish EAD triples team after their win at the inaugural multi-disability bowls triples at Nottingham last year.
3triplesBell-ringing A system of change-ringing using seven bells, with three pairs changing places each time. 〔鸣钟术〕三响 Example sentencesExamples - I can ring touches of Stedman Doubles no problems but whenever I look at the Stedman Triples work I get nowhere.
- To help with compiling the collection, and to ensure the truth and accuracy of the published peals, I developed some software specifically for entering and checking Stedman Triples compositions.
- Grandsire and Stedman triples are regularly rung for Sunday Service.
4Baseball A hit which enables the batter to reach third base. 〔棒球〕三垒打 Example sentencesExamples - He hit only 240 with 17 home runs, but he did record nine triples and 26 stolen bases.
- He got back and started pounding doubles and triples down the third base line.
- For example, if there's a man on first, a single moves him to 2nd base, a double moves him to 3rd base, a triple takes him home, etc.
- A triple in Japanese baseball is a fairly rare play.
- He had 22 home runs, seven triples, 27 doubles and 27 stolen bases.
verb ˈtrɪp(ə)lˈtrɪpəl [no object]1Become three times as much or as many. 三倍 grain prices were expected to triple 谷物价格预计要涨到原价的三倍。 Example sentencesExamples - England has the fastest growing obesity problem in Europe, with childhood obesity tripling in 20 years.
- The firm said it expects visitor numbers to double or triple by the end of next year.
- In the past five years stamp duty revenue has quadrupled from £465m to £2.1bn and is expected, on conservative assumptions, to triple in the next ten years.
- Meanwhile, the number of Internet users is expected to triple within three years.
- Physicians' use of wireless technology is expected to triple over the next three years.
- In 10 years the population had more than tripled from 4,000 to almost 13,000 causing much social upheaval with so many ‘newcomers’ arriving so quickly.
- Of the 4 million Americans with hepatitis C, the death rate is currently 10,000 a year, a number that is expected to triple in 20 years.
- The Danish firm said it expected traffic to triple, to eight million passengers, by 2040.
- And those numbers are expected to triple in the next months.
- Today there are 85 employees and those numbers are expected to triple in a short period of time.
- Despite abandoning plans for a flotation earlier this year, turnover is expected to triple this year.
- Not surprisingly, many listed retailers saw profits shoot upwards as well, tripling in some cases.
- If the predictions are correct residents can expect pollution levels to triple, vegetation to be destroyed and global warming to speed up.
- The programme has been so successful that the number of children having to take time off school because of asthma has dropped from 35 per cent to five per cent and the numbers of asthma sufferers doing sport has tripled.
- The world freight market is expected to triple in the next 20 years.
- This figure is expected to triple by the end of the decade.
- In the last 40 years, obesity in the population as a whole has more than tripled.
- Tourism, the world's biggest service industry continues to grow, with tourist numbers expected to triple by 2020.
- The Hispanic population is expected to triple to 98 million by 2050.
- In the past five years stamp duty revenue has also quadrupled from £465 million to £2.1 billion and is expected to triple in the next ten years.
Synonyms treble, increase by three - 1.1with object Multiply by three.
(某数)乘以三 the party more than tripled its share of the vote 使得票率增至三倍多的政党。 Example sentencesExamples - For example, since its relaunch in 1989, the company tripled its share of the cat food market and established itself as the number two brand.
- By the end of the evening, the art works had brought in about $8,200, almost tripling the amount raised by last year's auction.
- Well it did well, it did spectacularly well, Mark, increasing the number of seats from around 50 to 150, tripling the number of seats.
- The shares have more than tripled this year to trade last Friday at E20.08.
- Other works have included the fitting of slatted shelves in the heated linen cupboard, tripling its storage capacity.
- I notice that his tone doesn't become louder as he warms to his theme; he just calmly triples the number of punctuating expletives.
- Money would be spent on tripling the real income of state employees, including judges and prosecutors, he said.
- ‘I'm planning on expanding it or even tripling it, so hopefully I can include a very diverse representation of people,’ she says.
- The company has broken through the six-figure barrier for its monthly transactions for the first time in its history - more than tripling the figure for the same period last year.
- The French-based company charged with tripling the level of recycling in Sheffield over the next three years has outlined a shake-up to ensure it hits the Government-imposed target.
- This was a big undertaking, effectively tripling the number of rooms, but the investment has been worthwhile.
- What's more, they win every night at roulette, tripling their earnings.
- Key to the plan is tripling the capacity of the Golden Jubilee Hospital in Clydebank from 70 beds to 220, allowing the centre to increase operations from 10,000 to 30,000 a year.
- Some have doubled or tripled the share of their overall revenues generated by sales abroad to 30, 40 and even 50 percent.
- The Student Life Centre has met the challenge to provide added security with the recent addition of eight new security cameras, tripling the number of cameras currently in place.
- The cruellest summary of the government's ambitions were that they wanted to increase the number of young people from poorer households who go to university and they were going to achieve this by tripling the cost of higher education.
- It said its net income for the third quarter rose to $253m, or 17 cents a share, nearly tripling its $65m, or five cents a share, income for the same quarter last year.
- American blockbusters still dominate, but last year 10% of films seen in Mexico were made at home, tripling the proportion of five years ago.
- We have drastically revamped the studio, doubling our space and tripling our technical capacity.
- It has tripled its share price in the past four months.
2Baseball Hit a triple. he tripled into right field Example sentencesExamples - Morcom knocked her third home run of the season over the left field fence before Miller tripled into right field.
- Then in the 7th, facing Lowe, Ichiro tripled home another run.
- Jackie Robinson tripled home a run and a single by Andy Pafko scored Robinson and the Dodgers were back in the game, trailing, 6-5.
OriginMiddle English (as an adjective and adverb): from Old French, or from Latin triplus, from Greek triplous. triad from mid 16th century: Triad meaning ‘set of three’ goes back to Greek tres ‘three’. The Chinese secret societies are called Triads from their Chinese name San Ho Hui which can be translated as ‘tripe union society’. Triangle (Late Middle English) comes from the same word. The eternal triangle of romance dates from the early 20th century. Trinitas is the Latin for ‘triad’ and the source of trinity (Middle English). The musical trio (early 18th century) comes from the Italian development of tres. Triple (Middle English) is from the same root; and tripod (early 17th century) is a three-footed device, from tri- ‘three’ podes ‘feet’. Trivet (Late Middle English) comes from the Latin form of the word.
Rhymesfipple, nipple, ripple, stipple, tipple Definition of triple in US English: tripleadjectiveˈtripəlˈtrɪpəl 1attributive Consisting of or involving three parts, things, or people. (有)三个部分的,三件事(或物)的,三件套的;三人的 三重谋杀。 三连筋斗。 Example sentencesExamples - They now face life imprisonment without parole in a U.S. jail for the vicious triple murder that took place in a Seattle suburb.
- Ted's stomach did a triple somersault with that one.
- While the censor board has okayed a triple X rated film like ‘Murder’, it has refused to clear our film.
- Other attractions include a team of unicyclists called the One Wheel Wizards, and the White Devils flying trapeze troupe who perform an extremely difficult triple somersault.
- While training he used to do the triple somersault on the floor.
- The Government has now pledged £2.5 million for research to identify the causes of autism, but stresses that the studies would look beyond the alleged link with the triple MMR vaccine.
- And there's no guarantee that if you get HIV and you take these triple therapies, or whatever comes along next, that they're going to be successful for you.
- The antiretrovirals in question are a triple combination pill containing lamivudine, stavudine and nevirapine in two different strengths and a tablet of lamivudine plus zidovudine.
- He maintains that the triple murders had ‘a wider social significance’.
- Today a jury found him guilty of triple murder.
- Still trying to see life through gold-coloured spectacles, we were not willing to put the terrible double and triple murders back into the headlines.
- He gave single-shot measles, mumps and rubella vaccines instead of the triple MMR jab after it was controversially linked to autism, although the vast majority of experts in the field reject the claim.
- They were later re - arrested and charged with the triple murders.
- Her first big break in journalism occurred when a triple murderer wrote to her from jail saying he liked her work.
- He did a triple somersault at Derby and I think he's done about seven somersaults, so he's doubled his ratio.
- He served 20 years after being framed by police for a triple murder in New Jersey.
- That means not only hazardous vaults and triple somersaults.
- Lee is one of only two women who try a triple flip with three full twists.
- Three men and three women will play triple aspects of the man and woman.
- It is the creative equivalent of the gymnast's triple somersault.
- 1.1 Having three times the usual size, quality, or strength.
三倍的 三倍浓度的深色朗姆酒。 Example sentencesExamples - As soon as she was in the cafeteria, she bought a triple sized hamburger and a cup of coffee.
- Plans call for a space nearly triple that of the current 31,000-square-foot building.
- With this state of mind come all the positive emotions with double and sometimes triple strength.
- I just had a client stop by my office to drop off 2 bottles of wine from Sterling Winery along with a box of the most decadent triple dark chocolate truffles from a specialty chocolatier.
- And speaking of the bathroom, I buy the econo-pak of triple size toilet paper rolls and they're gone in two weeks.
- The proposed two-storey property would be substantial in size and would include a triple garage and a self-contained two-bedroom lodge at the front.
- Avril went from high school to signing with a major label to a successful triple platinum debut album, all in 2 years.
- They now were triple in size since Grace moved away.
Synonyms three times, three times as much as, treble
predeterminerˈtripəlˈtrɪpəl Three times as much or as many. 三倍 the copper energy cells had triple the efficiency of silicon cells 铜电池的功率是硅电池的三倍。 Example sentencesExamples - Brokers of the deal boasted orders for triple the value of the announced issue.
- People on fixed incomes and pensioners simply cannot afford rises of triple the cost of living.
- He would appear to have escaped a jail sentence and a fine of triple the profits on the deal, and apparently leaves the court without a stain on his character.
- For that price, I can fly from Paris to New York, which is triple the distance.
- In the meantime, the remuneration committee would like to make an award to executives that is triple the level of awards allowed under the new scheme.
- No one's saying, Oh, I'll wait until October so I can pay triple the car tax.
- I could go on a rant about how sugar subsidies cause American consumers to pay triple the market price for sugar, just to get the privilege of ruining the Everglades.
- The debt incurred in some cases is triple their monthly income.
- If stroke survivors stop taking daily aspirin, they have triple the risk of suffering another stroke within just one month, according to a new study.
- The projected growth is triple the global rate.
- The councillor warned that building costs for the project were already rising at triple the rate of inflation.
- She will receive triple her Australian salary and five times the funding for the international virus database she has been developing.
- Its predecessor was good but this is triple the amount.
- The newspaper yesterday quoted commission officials as saying the last-minute payout to voters was triple the amount spent at the last election.
- The figure is triple the average rate in Southeast Asia and 50 times the rate in developed countries.
- People who suffer a heart attack without experiencing chest pain and seek medical attention at a hospital have triple the death rate of other cardiac patients.
- With overtime included, garment workers can earn triple the average annual income of $268.
- The strong upward trend was reflected by the fact that advancing counters were triple the number of declining counters.
- However, the increase in endurance and strength in the multiple set group was just 2% from the group performing single sets but in triple the time!
- It's a single scene that's better than an entire American blockbuster with triple the budget.
nounˈtripəlˈtrɪpəl 1A thing that is three times as large as usual or is made up of three standard units or items. Example sentencesExamples - Place-level data on the number of housing units from single family to doubles, triples, and buildings with more than five units built every month or every year.
- I need a double, no, make that a triple.
- Add a daily double latte (make that a triple) and it's no wonder so many of us experience sensory overload and find it hard to wind down at day's end.
- Other cacti, sunflowers, and pinecones display this or other triples of Fibonacci numbers.
Synonyms trio, threesome, triumvirate, triad, troika 2triplesA sporting contest in which each side has three players. 三人赛(每边三人的体育比赛) Example sentencesExamples - The Twins lead the American League in doubles and triples.
- Northern Ireland will send their strongest ever squad, while hopes are high for the Scottish EAD triples team after their win at the inaugural multi-disability bowls triples at Nottingham last year.
- In the triples event, the three women grabbed a silver medal after winning four games, drawing one and losing the other.
- This triples event requires each team to complete three rounds of 15 ends per day under the following rule variations.
3TriplesBell-ringing A system of change ringing using seven bells, with three pairs changing places each time. 〔鸣钟术〕三响 Example sentencesExamples - To help with compiling the collection, and to ensure the truth and accuracy of the published peals, I developed some software specifically for entering and checking Stedman Triples compositions.
- I can ring touches of Stedman Doubles no problems but whenever I look at the Stedman Triples work I get nowhere.
- Grandsire and Stedman triples are regularly rung for Sunday Service.
4Baseball A hit which enables the batter to reach third base. 〔棒球〕三垒打 Example sentencesExamples - He had 22 home runs, seven triples, 27 doubles and 27 stolen bases.
- For example, if there's a man on first, a single moves him to 2nd base, a double moves him to 3rd base, a triple takes him home, etc.
- He hit only 240 with 17 home runs, but he did record nine triples and 26 stolen bases.
- He got back and started pounding doubles and triples down the third base line.
- A triple in Japanese baseball is a fairly rare play.
5 another term for trifecta
verbˈtripəlˈtrɪpəl [no object]1Become three times as much or as many. 三倍 grain prices were expected to triple 谷物价格预计要涨到原价的三倍。 Example sentencesExamples - Of the 4 million Americans with hepatitis C, the death rate is currently 10,000 a year, a number that is expected to triple in 20 years.
- Despite abandoning plans for a flotation earlier this year, turnover is expected to triple this year.
- The world freight market is expected to triple in the next 20 years.
- And those numbers are expected to triple in the next months.
- If the predictions are correct residents can expect pollution levels to triple, vegetation to be destroyed and global warming to speed up.
- Physicians' use of wireless technology is expected to triple over the next three years.
- In the past five years stamp duty revenue has also quadrupled from £465 million to £2.1 billion and is expected to triple in the next ten years.
- In the last 40 years, obesity in the population as a whole has more than tripled.
- This figure is expected to triple by the end of the decade.
- The programme has been so successful that the number of children having to take time off school because of asthma has dropped from 35 per cent to five per cent and the numbers of asthma sufferers doing sport has tripled.
- Not surprisingly, many listed retailers saw profits shoot upwards as well, tripling in some cases.
- The Danish firm said it expected traffic to triple, to eight million passengers, by 2040.
- The firm said it expects visitor numbers to double or triple by the end of next year.
- The Hispanic population is expected to triple to 98 million by 2050.
- England has the fastest growing obesity problem in Europe, with childhood obesity tripling in 20 years.
- In 10 years the population had more than tripled from 4,000 to almost 13,000 causing much social upheaval with so many ‘newcomers’ arriving so quickly.
- Tourism, the world's biggest service industry continues to grow, with tourist numbers expected to triple by 2020.
- Meanwhile, the number of Internet users is expected to triple within three years.
- In the past five years stamp duty revenue has quadrupled from £465m to £2.1bn and is expected, on conservative assumptions, to triple in the next ten years.
- Today there are 85 employees and those numbers are expected to triple in a short period of time.
Synonyms treble, increase by three - 1.1with object Multiply by three.
(某数)乘以三 the party more than tripled its share of the vote 使得票率增至三倍多的政党。 Example sentencesExamples - I notice that his tone doesn't become louder as he warms to his theme; he just calmly triples the number of punctuating expletives.
- The Student Life Centre has met the challenge to provide added security with the recent addition of eight new security cameras, tripling the number of cameras currently in place.
- Some have doubled or tripled the share of their overall revenues generated by sales abroad to 30, 40 and even 50 percent.
- It said its net income for the third quarter rose to $253m, or 17 cents a share, nearly tripling its $65m, or five cents a share, income for the same quarter last year.
- Money would be spent on tripling the real income of state employees, including judges and prosecutors, he said.
- Key to the plan is tripling the capacity of the Golden Jubilee Hospital in Clydebank from 70 beds to 220, allowing the centre to increase operations from 10,000 to 30,000 a year.
- This was a big undertaking, effectively tripling the number of rooms, but the investment has been worthwhile.
- We have drastically revamped the studio, doubling our space and tripling our technical capacity.
- For example, since its relaunch in 1989, the company tripled its share of the cat food market and established itself as the number two brand.
- The French-based company charged with tripling the level of recycling in Sheffield over the next three years has outlined a shake-up to ensure it hits the Government-imposed target.
- By the end of the evening, the art works had brought in about $8,200, almost tripling the amount raised by last year's auction.
- Other works have included the fitting of slatted shelves in the heated linen cupboard, tripling its storage capacity.
- American blockbusters still dominate, but last year 10% of films seen in Mexico were made at home, tripling the proportion of five years ago.
- It has tripled its share price in the past four months.
- Well it did well, it did spectacularly well, Mark, increasing the number of seats from around 50 to 150, tripling the number of seats.
- The cruellest summary of the government's ambitions were that they wanted to increase the number of young people from poorer households who go to university and they were going to achieve this by tripling the cost of higher education.
- What's more, they win every night at roulette, tripling their earnings.
- ‘I'm planning on expanding it or even tripling it, so hopefully I can include a very diverse representation of people,’ she says.
- The shares have more than tripled this year to trade last Friday at E20.08.
- The company has broken through the six-figure barrier for its monthly transactions for the first time in its history - more than tripling the figure for the same period last year.
2Baseball Hit a triple. he tripled into right field Example sentencesExamples - Morcom knocked her third home run of the season over the left field fence before Miller tripled into right field.
- Jackie Robinson tripled home a run and a single by Andy Pafko scored Robinson and the Dodgers were back in the game, trailing, 6-5.
- Then in the 7th, facing Lowe, Ichiro tripled home another run.
OriginMiddle English (as an adjective and adverb): from Old French, or from Latin triplus, from Greek triplous. |