triplet

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NounEdit

triplet (plural triplets)

A group of three.
One one of a group of three.
One of a group of three siblings born at the same time to the same mother.
(music) A group of three notes played or written where two notes would ordinarily be; a form of tuplet.
(physics) A triquark.

TranslationsEdit

group of three

Finnish: kolmikko (fi)
French: triplet (fr)
German: Trio (de) n, Tripel (de) n, Triplett n
Norwegian: trio m

Portuguese: trio m, trinca (pt) f, terceto m, tríade (pt) f
Russian: тро́йка (ru) f (trójka), трипле́т (ru) m (triplét), тро́йня (ru) f (trójnja) (siblings), три́о (ru) n (trío)
Spanish: trío (es) m, tríada f, triplete m
Swedish: trio (sv) c

one of a group of three

Finnish: yksi kolmesta, kolmikon jäsen
French: l'un des trois
Norwegian: en av tre

Spanish: uno del trío

one of three siblings born at the same time of the same mother

Dutch: drieling (nl)
Finnish: kolmonen
French: triplé (fr)
German: Drilling (de) m
Icelandic: þríburi m
Norwegian: trilling m

Polish: trojaczek
Portuguese: trigêmeo m
Russian: тройня́шка m, f (trojnjáška), близне́ц (ru) m (bliznéc)
Spanish: trillizo (es) m, triate m
Swedish: trilling (sv) c
Turkish: üçüz (tr)

group of three notes played in place of two

Czech: triola (cs) f
Dutch: triool (nl) m, f
Finnish: trioli (fi)
French: triolet (fr) m
German: Triole (de) f

Icelandic: tríóla f
Norwegian: triol m
Russian: трио́ль (ru) f (triólʹ)
Spanish: tresillo m
Swedish: triol (sv) c

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