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three-cornered

/ˈθriː ˌkɔː.nəd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose qui a trois angles ou trois sommets ; utilisé littéralement pour des formes géométriques ou figurément pour une situation impliquant trois parties ou aspects.

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adjective

/ˈθriː ˌkɔː.nəd/C1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose qui a trois angles ou trois sommets ; utilisé littéralement pour des formes géométriques ou figurément pour une situation impliquant trois parties ou aspects.

Describes something that has three corners or angles; often used literally for shapes or figuratively for a situation involving three parties or aspects.

  1. Having three cornersB2formal

    Shaped with three distinct angles or points, typically triangular.

    frà trois angles

    • The ancient coin was three-cornered and made of bronze.
    • A three-cornered hat was fashionable in the 18th century.
    • The garden had a three-cornered flower bed.

    Synonymesthree-sidedtriangulartrilateral

  2. Involving three partiesC1formal

    Involving a group or set of three people, groups, or elements.

    frTripartite

    • The election became a three-cornered contest between the main parties.
    • They engaged in a three-cornered debate on the new policy.
    • A three-cornered agreement was signed by the three companies.

    Synonymesthree-waytriangulartrilateraltripartite

    Antonymesbilateralunilateral

Formes
  • more three-cornered comparative form
  • most three-cornered superlative form