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/ˈtrɪpl//ˈtrɪpl/The word "triple" originally comes from the Latin word "triplus," which means "threefold." During the Middle Ages, the Latin word was adopted by the Old French language, where it took the form "tripre," meaning "threefold" or "tripartite." The English language then borrowed the word during the Anglo-Norman period, around the 12th century, where it appeared as "triple" - a combination of the Old French "tri-" (meaning "three") and the Old English "-ple" (meaning "fold"). Over time, the meaning of "triple" expanded to include anything that consists of three parts, items, or quantities. Today, it is commonly used in various fields such as mathematics, physics, and commerce, referring to something that is made up of three identical or related components.
having three parts or involving three people or groups
có ba phần hoặc liên quan đến ba người hoặc nhóm
phẫu thuật bắc cầu ba tim
một liên minh ba bên
Họ đang chiếu ba bộ phim kinh dị (= ba bộ phim kinh dị liên tiếp nhau).
three times as much or as many as something
gấp ba lần hoặc nhiều hơn một cái gì đó
Lượng cồn trong máu của anh ta cao gấp ba lần mức tối đa cho phép.
Dân số ở đây gấp khoảng ba lần dân số của Venice.
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