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I. three [θri:] ADJ inv

1. three (number):

three
drei <dreier, zu dreien>
there were three of us

2. three (age):

three
drei <dreier, zu dreien>

3. three (time):

three
drei <dreier, zu dreien>
three am/pm
half past [or Brit inf half]three
at three thirty
at three thirty
at three forty-five

Phrases:

three cheers! also iron
das ist ja großartig! a. iron

II. three [θri:] N

1. three (number, symbol, quantity):

three
Drei f <-, -en>
three
Dreier m <-s, -> CH

2. three CARDS:

three
Drei f <-, -en>
three
Dreier m <-s, -> CH

3. three (public transport):

the three
the three

I. eight [eɪt] ADJ

1. eight (number):

eight times three is 24

2. eight (age):

3. eight (time):

half past eight [or Brit inf half eight]

II. eight [eɪt] N

1. eight (number, symbol):

Acht f <-, -en>
Achter m <-s, -> A, CH

2. eight SPORTS:

Achter m <-s, ->
Stürmer m <-s, ->
last [or final]eight TENNIS

3. eight:

eight Brit (shoe size)

4. eight CARDS:

Acht f <-, -en>
Achter m <-s, -> A, CH

5. eight (public transport):

der Achter A, CH

Phrases:

three-ˈbed·roomed ADJ

three-bedroomed house:

three-bedroomed

three-ˈcor·nered ADJ inv

1. three-cornered (triangular):

three-cornered
Dreispitz m <-es, -e>

2. three-cornered SPORTS:

three-cornered
Dreikampf m <-(e)s, -kämpfe>

three-ˈD ADJ inv inf

three-D short for three-dimensional

three-D
3-D-

three-di·ˈmen·sion·al ADJ inv

3D

three-di·ˈmen·sion·al ADJ inv

3D

three-hand·er [ˌthri:ˈhændəʳ, Am -dɚ] N THEAT

three-hander

ˈthree-part ADJ attr

three-part
three-part

ˈthree-phase ADJ inv ELEC

three-phase

I. ˈthree-piece ADJ inv

1. three-piece (of three items):

three-piece

2. three-piece (of three people):

three-piece
three-piece band

II. ˈthree-piece N

three-piece
Dreiteiler m <-s, ->
three-piece

I. ˈthree-ply ADJ inv

1. three-ply (of three layers):

three-ply wood
three-ply tissue

2. three-ply (of three strands):

three-ply wool
three-ply wool

II. ˈthree-ply N no pl

three-ply (wool)
three-ply (wool)
three-ply (wood)

I. three-ˈquar·ter ADJ attr

three-quarter

II. three-ˈquar·ter N SPORTS

three-quarter (in rugby)

I. three-ˈquar·ters N

three-quarters

II. three-ˈquar·ters ADV

three-quarters
three-quarters

three ˈRs N pl

I. ˈthree-star ADJ

1. three-star (good quality):

three-star

2. three-star (military rank):

three-star

II. ˈthree-star N no pl Brit hist

three-star

ˈthree-way ADJ inv

three-way
three-way
three-way ELEC
three-way adapter
Dreifachstecker m <-s, ->
three-way switch

three-ˈwheel·er N

three-wheeler (car)
Dreirad nt <-(e)s, -räder>