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quintuplet

/ˈkwɪn.tjʊ.plɪt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'un des cinq enfants nés d'une même grossesse, ou un ensemble/groupe de cinq objets semblables considérés comme une unité.

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noun

/ˈkwɪn.tjʊ.plɪt/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'un des cinq enfants nés d'une même grossesse, ou un ensemble/groupe de cinq objets semblables considérés comme une unité.

A noun referring to one of five offspring born from a single pregnancy, or a set or group of five similar items considered as a unit.

  1. Group of fiveC1formal

    A set or collection of five similar or related items considered as a single unit.

    frGroupe de cinq

    • The artist created a quintuplet of paintings for the exhibition.
    • The scientist studied a quintuplet of related chemical compounds.
    • The musician composed a quintuplet of short pieces for the album.

    Synonymescinquefivefivesomepentadquintet

    Antonymesmonadsingleton

  2. One of five siblingsB2formal

    One of five children born at the same time to the same mother.

    frquintuplé

    • The news reported the birth of a healthy set of quintuplets.
    • Each quintuplet has a unique personality despite being identical.
    • The family received donations to help care for the quintuplets.

    Synonymesquinquint

  3. The number fiveA2formal

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

    frLe nombre cinq

    • A quintuplet is the same as the number five.
    • In the sequence, the quintuplet follows the quadruplet.
    • The child learned to count up to a quintuplet.

    Synonymescinquefinfivefivesomepentadphoebequintquintetv

Formes
  • quintuplets plural form
  • quintuplets' possessive plural form
  • quintuplet's possessive singular form
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