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triple in Greek

triple in Greek is τριπλασιάζω, τριπλασιάζομαι — triple means made up of three parts, or three times the usual amount.

triple in Greek

τριπλασιάζω
verb
Pronounced: triplasiazo
To multiply by three.
τριπλασιάζομαι
verb
Pronounced: triplasiazomai
To become three times as large.

What does "triple" mean?

  1. adjective Made up of three parts, or three times the usual amount.
    "The recipe calls for a triple layer of sponge with cream between each."
  2. verb To multiply something by three, or to become three times as large.
    "If this trend continues, the number of visitors could triple by summer."
  3. noun In baseball, a hit that lets the batter reach third base.
    "The crowd cheered when the rookie slid into third base for a triple."
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triple in a sentence

  • The recipe calls for a triple layer of sponge with cream between each.
  • The gymnast landed a triple somersault.
  • If this trend continues, the number of visitors could triple by summer.
  • The company tripled its profits in two years.

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What is "triple" in Greek?
"triple" in Greek is τριπλασιάζω, τριπλασιάζομαι. triple means: Made up of three parts, or three times the usual amount.
How do you pronounce τριπλασιάζω?
"triple" in Greek is τριπλασιάζω, pronounced "triplasiazo".
How do you use "triple" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe calls for a triple layer of sponge with cream between each." In Greek, "triple" is τριπλασιάζω, τριπλασιάζομαι.
Are there other ways to say "triple" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "triple": τριπλασιάζω, τριπλασιάζομαι.
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