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trigon

/ˈtraɪ.ɡɒn/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un polígono de tres lados, o en astrología un grupo de tres signos del zodiaco separados por 120 grados, o una lira triangular de la Antigua Grecia y Roma.

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noun

/ˈtraɪ.ɡɒn/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un polígono de tres lados, o en astrología un grupo de tres signos del zodiaco separados por 120 grados, o una lira triangular de la Antigua Grecia y Roma.

A noun referring to a three-sided polygon, or in astrology, a group of three zodiac signs separated by 120 degrees, or a triangular lyre from ancient Greece and Rome.

  1. Three-sided polygonB2formal

    A geometric shape with three sides and three angles; a triangle.

    estrígono (polígono de tres lados)

    • The trigon is the simplest polygon in geometry.
    • Students learned to calculate the area of a trigon.
    • The ancient Greeks studied the properties of the trigon extensively.

    Sinónimostriangletrilateral

  2. Astrological groupingC1formal

    In astrology, one of four groups of three zodiac signs that are 120 degrees apart, believed to share certain characteristics.

    esTrigono astrológico

    • Fire signs form one trigon in the zodiac.
    • Astrologers often analyze the trigon of water signs.
    • The trigon of earth signs is associated with practicality.

    Sinónimoselementtriplicity

  3. Ancient musical instrumentC2formal

    A triangular lyre used in ancient Greece and Rome, often associated with religious or festive music.

    esTrígono (instrumento musical antiguo)

    • The trigon was played during ceremonies in ancient Rome.
    • Depictions of the trigon appear on Greek pottery.
    • Musicians in antiquity favored the trigon for its bright sound.
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