triplicate in Irish
triplicate in Irish is triarach — triplicate means to make three identical copies of something.
triplicate in Irish
triarach
(countable) Each of a set of three identical objects or copies.
What does "triplicate" mean?
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verb To make three identical copies of something.
"The clerk triplicated the form for the file, the client, and head office."
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noun A set of three identical copies, or the act of making them — commonly used in the phrase "in triplicate."
"Please fill out the customs declaration in triplicate."
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triplicate in a sentence
- The clerk triplicated the form for the file, the client, and head office.
- Please fill out the customs declaration in triplicate.
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What is "triplicate" in Irish?
"triplicate" in Irish is triarach. triplicate means: To make three identical copies of something.
How do you use "triplicate" in a sentence?
Example: "The clerk triplicated the form for the file, the client, and head office." In Irish, "triplicate" is triarach.
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