threefold

• Describe algo que es tres veces mayor o más numeroso; que consta de tres partes o elementos.

Describes something that is three times as great or as many; having three parts or elements.

1. Three times as great or manyB2formal

   Being three times the amount, size, or number.

   Triple

   • The company reported a threefold increase in profits this quarter.
   • There has been a threefold rise in the number of applicants.
   • The cost of the project has grown threefold since last year.

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2. Having three parts or aspectsC1formal

   Consisting of three distinct parts, elements, or qualities.

   triple

   • The problem has a threefold nature: economic, social, and political.
   • Her argument was threefold, covering logic, ethics, and practicality.
   • The benefits of the new policy are threefold: it saves time, money, and resources.

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   Antónimossingleunitary

• Adverbio que significa 'en tres veces' o 'de tres maneras'. Se usa para indicar un aumento, multiplicación o división por tres, a menudo en contextos formales o cuantitativos.

An adverb meaning 'by three times' or 'in three ways.' It is used to indicate a threefold increase, multiplication, or division, often in formal or quantitative contexts.

1. By a factor of threeB2formal

   In a way that multiplies or increases something three times.

   por un factor de tres

   • The company's profits increased threefold over the last year.
   • The population of the city has grown threefold since 1990.
   • The cost of raw materials rose threefold due to shortages.

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