threefold

• Descreve algo que é três vezes maior, mais numeroso ou mais intenso; também algo composto por três partes ou 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.

   Tríplice

   • 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.

   Sinônimosthree timestrebletriple

2. Having three parts or aspectsC1formal

   Consisting of three distinct parts, elements, or qualities.

   Tríplice

   • 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.

   Sinônimosternarythree-plytripartitetripletriune

   Antônimossingleunitary

• Advérbio que significa 'em três vezes' ou 'de três maneiras'. Usado para indicar aumento, multiplicação ou divisão por três, frequentemente em contextos formais ou quantitativos.

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.

   Três vezes

   • 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.

   Sinônimosthrice