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Trisected; divided into three.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: not-comparable
Topics: biology, natural-sciences
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Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
to cut into three pieces
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: transitive
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to divide a quantity, angle etc into three equal parts
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Usage: transitive
Topics: mathematics, sciences
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cut in three
Definition source: Princeton WordNet 3.0
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Broader terms: cut
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Across languages
Translations
28 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Arabic:
ثَلَّثَ الزَاوِيَة
(ṯallaṯa z-zāwiya)
— to cut into three pieces
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Bengali:
ত্রিখন্ডিত
(trikhonḍito)
— to cut into three pieces
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Bulgarian:
разделям на три части
(razdeljam na tri časti)
— to cut into three pieces
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Catalan:
trisecar
— to cut into three pieces
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Chinese Mandarin:
三等分
(sān děng fēn)
— to cut into three pieces
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Czech:
roztrojit
— to cut into three pieces
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Finnish:
leikata kolmeen osaan
— to cut into three pieces
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Galician:
trissecar
— to cut into three pieces
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German:
dreiteilen
— to cut into three pieces
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Greek:
τριχοτομώ
(trichotomó)
— to cut into three pieces
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Hebrew:
חילק לשלושה
— to cut into three pieces
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Hungarian:
harmadol
— to cut into three pieces
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Italian:
trisecare
— to cut into three pieces
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Japanese:
三等分する
(san-tōbun suru)
— to cut into three pieces
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Manx:
tree-rheynn
— to cut into three pieces
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Polish:
roztroić
— to cut into three pieces
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Polish:
roztrajać
— to cut into three pieces
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Portuguese:
trissecar
— to cut into three pieces
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Slovak:
roztrojiť
— to cut into three pieces
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Spanish:
trisecar
— to cut into three pieces
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Turkish:
üçe bölmek
— to cut into three pieces
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Welsh:
teirannu
— to cut into three pieces
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Yiddish:
טריסעקט
(trisekt)
— to cut into three pieces
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Finnish:
jakaa kolmeen yhtä suureen osaan
— (mathematics) to divide into three equal parts
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German:
dritteln
— (mathematics) to divide into three equal parts
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Manx:
tree-rheynn
— (mathematics) to divide into three equal parts
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Spanish:
trisecar
— (mathematics) to divide into three equal parts
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Welsh:
traeanu
— (mathematics) to divide into three equal parts