triple in Latin
triple in Latin is triplex, triplus — triple means made up of three parts, or three times the usual amount.
triple in Latin
triplex
Of three times the quantity; treble.
triplus
Of three times the quantity; treble.
What does "triple" mean?
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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."
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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."
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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 Latin?
"triple" in Latin is triplex, triplus. triple means: Made up of three parts, or three times the usual amount.
How do you use "triple" in a sentence?
Example: "The recipe calls for a triple layer of sponge with cream between each." In Latin, "triple" is triplex, triplus.
Are there other ways to say "triple" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "triple": triplex, triplus.
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