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treble

UK
/ˈtrɛb.əl/
US
/ˈtrɛb.əl/

Translations

treblenoun
trebles
pl
UK
/ˈtrɛb.əl/
US
/ˈtrɛb.əl/
высокий голос
The choir's treble was particularly strong in the performance.
Высокий голос хора был особенно сильным в выступлении.
The team achieved a treble by winning three championships in one season.
Команда добилась тройки, выиграв три чемпионата за один сезон.
тройной звук
The treble in the music was too high for my ears.
Тройной звук в музыке был слишком высоким для моих ушей.
Additional translations
тройной
Synonyms
triple
triplet
threesome
threefold
trebleverb
trebled
Past Simple
trebled
Past Participle
trebling
Gerund
The company aims to treble its profits by the end of the year.
Компания стремится утроить свою прибыль к концу года.
Synonyms
triple
thrice
multiply by three
trebleadjective
more treble
Comp.
most treble
Super.
UK
/ˈtrɛb.əl/
US
/ˈtrɛb.əl/
The singer has a treble voice that stands out in the choir.
У певца высокий голос, который выделяется в хоре.
The team achieved a treble victory this season.
Команда достигла тройной победы в этом сезоне.
Additional translations
трижды
тройственный
Synonyms
thrice
triple
threefold

Definitions

treblenoun
The highest range of sounds in music, typically produced by instruments or voices.
The singer's voice soared into the treble, captivating the audience.
A part in a musical composition that is written for the highest range of notes.
The violinist played the treble part beautifully in the orchestra.
A threefold quantity or number; a group of three.
The team celebrated their treble of victories this season.
A type of clef used in music notation, indicating the pitch of written notes.
The sheet music was written in treble clef, making it easier for the pianist to read.
A single bet involving the outcomes of three separate events, all of which must be predicted correctly in order to win.
She placed a £10 treble on the day’s football matches and won when all three teams were victorious.
trebleverb
To increase threefold or triple in amount or size.
The company aims to treble its profits by the end of the year.
To sing or play in a high-pitched voice or tone.
The choir was asked to treble the melody for the soprano section.
trebleadjective
Relating to or denoting a high-pitched sound or voice.
The treble notes of the violin were clear and piercing.
Consisting of three parts or elements.
The treble alliance between the three countries was a strategic move.
Three times as much or as many.
The treble increase in sales was unexpected this quarter.
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