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trio

/ˈtriː.əʊ/

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noun

/ˈtriː.əʊ/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее группу или набор из трех человек, предметов или исполнителей, часто используемое в музыке или общих контекстах.

A noun referring to a group or set of three people, things, or performers, often used in music or general contexts.

  1. Group of three people or thingsA2formal

    A set of three people or things that are considered together as a unit.

    ruТрио

    • The trio of friends went on a road trip together.
    • A trio of paintings hung on the gallery wall.
    • The detective interviewed a trio of suspects.

    Synonymsthreesometriadtrinitytripletriumviratetroika

  2. Musical ensembleB1formal

    A group of three musicians or singers who perform together.

    ruМузыкальный ансамбль

    • The jazz trio played a lively set at the club.
    • She formed a trio with two other guitarists.
    • The trio's harmonies were perfectly balanced.

    Synonymsterzetto

  3. Musical compositionB1formal

    A piece of music written for three performers or voices.

    ruТрио

    • Beethoven composed many famous piano trios.
    • The trio for violin, cello, and piano was beautiful.
    • They rehearsed the trio for the upcoming concert.

    Synonymsterzetto

  4. The number threeA1formal

    The cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one.

    ruТри

    • The trio of numbers added up to twelve.
    • He counted a trio of birds on the fence.
    • A trio of stars formed a triangle in the sky.

    Synonymsdeuce-aceleashtercetternaryternionterzettothreethreesometreytriadtrinitytriplettroika

Forms
  • trios plural form
  • trios' possessive plural form
  • trio's possessive singular form
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