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10 Language-to-English DictionariesThrice
/θraɪs/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
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Three times.
"He was warned thrice before disciplinary action was taken."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from Middle English 'thries', which stems from Old English 'þriwa', meaning 'three times'. It is related to Old Saxon 'thriwro' and Proto-Germanic roots indicating numerical multiplication.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Thrice" is said worldwide
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trois fois
Transliteration: trois fwa
"Il a sonné trois fois à la porte."
dreimal
Transliteration: dʁaɪmal
"Sie überprüfte die Liste dreimal."
tre volte
Transliteration: tre vɔlte
"Ha controllato il documento tre volte."
tres veces
Transliteration: tres bexes
"Llamó a la puerta tres veces."
três vezes
Transliteration: tɾes vɛzis
"Ele repetiu a mesma frase três vezes."
तीन बार
Transliteration: teen baar
"उसने यह गलती तीन बार दोहराई।"
三次
Transliteration: sān cì
"我提醒过他三次了。"
세 번
Transliteration: se beon
"그는 그 영화를 세 번이나 보았다."
3度
Transliteration: san do
Script: 三度
"彼はその質問を三度繰り返した。"
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