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1 treble
'trebl
1. noun, adjective((something that is) three times as much, many etc as something else, or as the normal: He earns treble what I do.) triple
2. verb(to make, or become, three times as much: He trebled his earnings; His income has trebled.) triplicar- treblytreble n tripletr['trebəl]1 (threefold) triple2 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL de tiple1 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL tiple nombre masulino o femenino1 triplicar1 triplicarse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLtreble clef clave nombre femenino de soltreble adj1) triple2) : de tiple, soprano (en música)3)treble clef : clave f de soltreble n: tiple m, parte f sopranav.• triplicar v.adj.• de tiple adj.• sobreagudo, -a adj.• tiple adj.• triple adj.n.• sobreagudo s.m.• tiple s.m.
I 'trebəlb) u ( Audio) agudos mpl
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transitive verb triplicar*
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vi triplicarse*
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1) ( threefold) triple['trebl]three nine treble five — (BrE) tres nueve cinco cinco cinco
1. N1) (Mus) (=voice) voz f de tiple2) (=drink) triple m2. ADJ1) (=triple) triple2) (Mus) [voice, note, instrument] de tiple3.VT triplicar4.VI triplicarse5.ADV (=3 times) tres veces6.CPDtreble clef N — clave f de sol
treble recorder N — flauta f de pico
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I ['trebəl]b) u ( Audio) agudos mpl
II
1.
transitive verb triplicar*
2.
vi triplicarse*
III
1) ( threefold) triplethree nine treble five — (BrE) tres nueve cinco cinco cinco
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2 treble
A n4 ( drink) triple m.B adj1 ( three times) triple ; treble nine five six (99956) quatre-vingt-dix-neuf, neuf cent cinquante-six ; to reach treble figures atteindre la centaine ;C det trois fois ; treble the amount trois fois la quantité ; treble the size (town, house) trois fois plus grand ; (heap, swelling) trois fois plus gros/grosse.D vtr, vi tripler ; to treble in size [town] devenir trois fois plus grand ; [heap, swelling] devenir trois fois plus gros/grosse.
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