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10 Language-to-English Dictionariestriple
Pronunciation / Transliteration: triple
"Hubo un aumento triple en las ganancias."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Having three parts or elements; triple.
"The company faced a threefold challenge in the new market."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Old English 'þrīfeald', equivalent to 'three' + '-fold'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "threefold" is said worldwide
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triple
Transliteration: triple
"Il y a eu une augmentation triple des ventes."
dreifach
Transliteration: dreifach
"Es gab einen dreifachen Anstieg der Kosten."
triplice
Transliteration: triplice
"Ci fu un triplice aumento della produzione."
triple
Transliteration: triple
"Hubo un aumento triple en las ganancias."
triplo
Transliteration: triplo
"Houve um aumento triplo nas vendas."
तिगुना
Transliteration: tiguna
"मुनाफे में तिगुना वृद्धि हुई।"
三倍的
Transliteration: sān bèi de
"销售额实现了三倍增长。"
세 배의
Transliteration: se bae-ui
"판매량이 세 배로 증가했다."
三倍の
Transliteration: sanbai no
"売上が三倍に増加した。"
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