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1 tiered
tiered ['tɪəd]∎ three-tiered cake pièce montée f à trois étages;∎ three-tiered stand (for cakes etc) étagère f à trois tablettes;∎ a tiered dress/skirt une robe/jupe à volants -
2 tier
noun1) (row) Rang, der2) (unit) Stufe, die* * *[tiə](a row of seats: They sat in the front/first tier.) die Reihe* * *[tɪəʳ, AM tɪr]\tier of management Managementebene fto rise in \tier in Reihen aufsteigenII. vt▪ to \tier sth (next to each other) etw aufreihen; (on top of each other) etw aufschichten [o SCHWEIZ a. aufbeigen] fam* * *[tɪə(r)]n(of cake) Etage f, Stufe f; (of amphitheatre) Reihe f; (THEAT, of stadium) Rang m; (fig, in hierarchy etc) Stufe f, Rang m* * *tier [tıə(r)]A s1. Schicht f, Lage f:in tiers schichten-, lagenweise2. THEATa) (Sitz)Reihe fb) Rang m3. fig Rang m, Stufe f* * *noun1) (row) Rang, der2) (unit) Stufe, die* * *n.Etage -n f.Reihe -n f. -
3 Tier
As applied to dress, one of a series of ruffles or flounces. A tiered skirt is one having several ruffles placed one on top of the other.
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