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trefoil

/ˈtriː.fɔɪl/

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noun

/ˈtriː.fɔɪl/C1formalart
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее растение с тройчатыми листьями, например, из родов Medicago или Trifolium, или архитектурный орнамент, состоящий из трёх дуг, расположенных по кругу.

A noun referring to a plant with trifoliate leaves, such as those from the genera Medicago or Trifolium, or an architectural ornament consisting of three arcs arranged in a circle.

  1. Herb of the genus MedicagoC1formalscientific

    Any of several Old World herbs belonging to the genus Medicago, characterized by small flowers and compound leaves with three leaflets.

    ruЛюцерна

    • The farmer identified the trefoil growing in the meadow as a type of Medicago.
    • Trefoil plants are often used as fodder for livestock.
    • The leaves of this trefoil are distinctly trifoliate.

    Synonymsmedick

  2. Plant of the genus TrifoliumB2formalscientific

    A plant belonging to the genus Trifolium, commonly known as clover, with trifoliate leaves.

    ruКлевер

    • The field was covered in white trefoil, a type of clover.
    • Bees are attracted to the nectar of trefoil flowers.
    • Trefoil is a common sight in pastures and lawns.

    Synonymsclover

  3. Architectural ornamentC1formalart

    An ornamental design in architecture consisting of three arcs arranged in a circular pattern, resembling a three-lobed leaf.

    ruТрилистник

    • The Gothic cathedral featured a trefoil pattern in its stained glass window.
    • The stone carver skillfully chiseled a trefoil into the archway.
    • Trefoil ornaments are common in medieval church architecture.
Forms
  • trefoils plural form
  • trefoils' possessive plural form
  • trefoil's possessive singular form
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