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troika

/ˈtrɔɪ.kə/

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noun

/ˈtrɔɪ.kə/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное русского происхождения, обозначающее тройку, например, повозку, запряжённую тремя лошадьми, число три или группу из трёх человек, обладающих властью.

A noun of Russian origin referring to a set of three, such as a carriage drawn by three horses abreast, the number three, or a group of three people in authority.

  1. Russian carriageB2formal

    A traditional Russian vehicle or sleigh drawn by three horses harnessed side by side.

    ruТройка

    • The troika raced across the snowy landscape.
    • They rode in a decorated troika during the festival.
    • The sound of the troika's bells echoed through the forest.
  2. Number threeB2formal

    The cardinal number that is the sum of one and one and one; a group of three.

    ruТройка

    • The troika of friends always traveled together.
    • In some contexts, troika simply means a set of three.
    • The committee was formed as a troika of experts.

    Synonymsthreesometriadtrinitytriotriple

  3. TriumvirateC1formal

    A group of three people in power or authority, especially in a political context.

    ruТройка

    • The country was ruled by a troika of leaders.
    • The troika made all major decisions for the organization.
    • A modern troika emerged to guide the economic reforms.

    Synonymstriadtriotriumvirate

Forms
  • troikas plural form
  • troikas' possessive plural form
  • troika's possessive singular form
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