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triad

/trahy-ad, -uhd/US // ˈtraɪ æd, -əd //UK // (ˈtraɪæd) //

三合会,黑社会,三合院,黑社会组织

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a group of three, especially of three closely related persons or things.
    • : Chemistry. an element, atom, or group having a valence of three.Compare monad, dyad. a group of three closely related compounds or elements, as isomers or halides.
    • : Music. a chord of three tones, especially one consisting of a given tone with its major or minor third and its perfect, augmented, or diminished fifth.
    • : Military. the three categories of strategic-nuclear-weapons delivery systems: bombers, land-based missiles, and missile-firing submarines.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Examples

  • There was a triad of characteristics identifying this as a substantial tornado on the ground.

  • If you broaden the causal diagram, as with the cumulative triad risk score, you get a more meaningful assessment of injury risk.

  • The decision to rebuild the nuclear triad includes a new long-range cruise missile.

  • Notably, the future of the nuclear-deterrence triad seems more assured than it has for many years.

  • Her triad helps us understand what postmodernism is doing to us.

  • Of that lethal triad, vanity seems to be the most fatal quality.

  • The Clinton triad united for the final event of the summit, with Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea appearing together on stage.

  • De Robeck and Keyes came over from the Triad to unravel knotty points.

  • Malcolm hurried off; I left a little before 6.30 and went, via the Chatham, back to the Triad.

  • There is extant a British Triad inculcating the three maxims for good health as “cheerfulness, temperance, and early rising”.

  • He was the chief figure in a triad in which he figured as earth god, with Anu as god of the sky and Ea as god of the deep.

  • Nitrogen in the triad condition in the amines is far less poisonous than in the pentad condition.