trilateral
/traɪˈlætərəl/
noun
- A geometric figure with three sides; a triangle.
- The trilateral is the simplest polygon in plane geometry.
- She drew a trilateral and labeled each side with a different length.
- In geometry class, we learned how to calculate the area of a trilateral.
- An agreement or meeting involving three parties.
- The three nations met to discuss a new trilateral on climate change.
- They proposed a trilateral to share resources among the three research institutes.
- The trilateral between the companies was finalized after months of negotiation.
adjective
- Having three sides.
- The trilateral shape of the yield sign is easy to recognize.
- Ancient coins sometimes had a trilateral design instead of a round one.
- The artist created a trilateral sculpture that looked different from every angle.
- Involving three groups, countries, or parties.
- A trilateral meeting was held to discuss environmental protection in the region.
- The trilateral committee includes representatives from labor, management, and the government.
- The three countries signed a trilateral trade agreement to reduce tariffs.
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