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treble
01
agudo, soprano
relating to the highest range of musical notes or frequencies
Exemplos
The flute 's treble tones danced above the orchestra, adding a delicate shimmer to the piece.
Os tons agudos da flauta dançavam acima da orquestra, adicionando um brilho delicado à peça.
02
threefold in amount, number, or degree
Exemplos
The fine was set at treble the standard rate.
Exemplos
The recipe called for a treble portion of garlic for extra flavor.
A receita pedia uma porção tripla de alho para um sabor extra.
04
having several distinctly different qualities or aspects
Exemplos
The film 's treble identity blurred genres effectively.
Treble
01
agudo, soprano
the part in harmonic music or the voice with the highest pitch that belongs to a boy or female vocalist
Exemplos
The violinist practiced the treble passages diligently, striving for flawless execution in the upcoming concert.
O violinista praticou diligentemente as passagens agudas, buscando uma execução impecável no próximo concerto.
02
tríplice, hat-trick
the act of scoring three consecutive wins or points in cue sports
Exemplos
His treble was the highlight of the match, sealing his victory decisively.
Seu hat-trick foi o destaque da partida, selando sua vitória de forma decisiva.
to treble
Exemplos
The investment strategy helped treble the value of the portfolio.
A estratégia de investimento ajudou a triplicar o valor da carteira.
02
to sing in a high voice
Exemplos
She was asked to treble the soprano part in the final chorus.
03
triplicar, multiplicar por três
to increase to three times the original size, amount, or number
Intransitive
Exemplos
The number of attendees trebled for the event ’s second year.
O número de participantes triplicou no segundo ano do evento.
