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three-decker

/ˈθriː ˌdek.ər/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على شيء أو بناء ذي ثلاث طبقات أو ثلاثة مستويات، مثل شطيرة من ثلاث شرائح خبز، أو سفينة بثلاثة ظُهور أو طوابق، أو سفينة حربية تاريخية تحمل مدافع على ثلاثة طوابق.

مدخل واحد

noun

C1formalcommon/ˈθriː ˌdek.ər/

A noun referring to an object or structure with three layers or levels, such as a sandwich made with three slices of bread, a ship with three decks, or a historical warship armed on three decks.

  • 🌐اسم يدل على شيء أو بناء ذي ثلاث طبقات أو ثلاثة مستويات، مثل شطيرة من ثلاث شرائح خبز، أو سفينة بثلاثة ظُهور أو طوابق، أو سفينة حربية تاريخية تحمل مدافع على ثلاثة طوابق.
  1. Sandwich with three bread layers B1 informal culinary

    A sandwich made with three slices of bread, often toasted, with fillings between each layer.

    • He ordered a three-decker club sandwich with turkey and bacon.
    • The diner is famous for its massive three-decker sandwiches.
    • She couldn't finish the three-decker because it was too filling.

    🌐شطيرة ثلاثية الطبقات

    المرادفات: club sandwichtriple-decker

  2. Ship with three decks C1 formal technical

    A ship that has three continuous decks from bow to stern.

    • The three-decker was a common design for large merchant vessels in the 19th century.
    • They restored an old three-decker for the maritime museum.
    • The three-decker could carry more cargo than smaller ships.

    🌐سفينة بثلاثة طوابق

  3. Warship with guns on three decks C1 formal technical

    A historical warship that carried cannons on three separate decks, typical of the age of sail.

    • The HMS Victory is a famous three-decker warship.
    • Three-decker ships of the line were the most powerful vessels of their time.
    • The admiral commanded a three-decker with 100 guns.

    🌐سفينة ثلاثية الطوابق

    المرادفات: first-rate

  • three-deckers plural form
  • three-deckers' possessive plural form
  • three-decker's possessive singular form