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quintuplet

/ˈkwɪn.tjʊ.plɪt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um dos cinco bebês nascidos de uma mesma gestação ou um conjunto/grupo de cinco itens semelhantes considerados como um todo.

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noun

/ˈkwɪn.tjʊ.plɪt/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um dos cinco bebês nascidos de uma mesma gestação ou um conjunto/grupo de cinco itens semelhantes considerados como um todo.

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.

    ptGrupo de cinco

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscinquefivefivesomepentadquintet

    Antônimosmonadsingleton

  2. One of five siblingsB2formal

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

    ptUm de cinco gêmeos

    • 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.

    Sinônimosquinquint

  3. The number fiveA2formal

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

    ptCinco

    • 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.

    Sinônimoscinquefinfivefivesomepentadphoebequintquintetv

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