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10 Language-to-English DictionariesTrio
/ˈtriː.oʊ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A group of three people or things.
"The trio performed beautifully at the concert." - 2
A musical composition for three instruments or voices.
"The composer wrote a lovely trio for piano, violin, and cello."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Italian word 'trio', which stems from the Latin 'tres' (three). It entered the English musical and general vocabulary in the late 17th century to denote a group of three performers, later expanding to any group of three people or things.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Trio" is said worldwide
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trio
Transliteration: trio
"Le trio a joué une belle mélodie."
Trio
Transliteration: trio
"Das Trio hat ein wunderschönes Stück gespielt."
trio
Transliteration: trio
"Il trio ha eseguito un pezzo magnifico."
trío
Transliteration: trío
"El trío tocó una hermosa canción."
trio
Transliteration: trio
"O trio apresentou uma bela música."
तीन लोगों का समूह
Transliteration: tīn logon kā samūh
"तीन लोगों का समूह एक साथ गा रहा था।"
三重奏
Transliteration: sān chóng zòu
"这个三重奏演奏得非常好。"
트리오
Transliteration: teurio
"그 트리오가 멋진 음악을 연주했습니다."
トリオ
Transliteration: torio
"そのトリオは素晴らしい演奏をしました。"
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