triad

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Crimetriadtri‧ad /ˈtraɪæd/ noun [countable] 1 SCCa Chinese secret criminal group2 GROUP OF PEOPLEGROUP OF THINGSa group of three people or things that are related or similar to each otherExamples from the Corpustriad• But other alleged triad leaders used violence to muscle their way into the business, according to the police.• Behind him are three priests representing the male triad.• The secondary triad comprises a rival agent, a vicious hit-man for the opposition and a series of pretty girls.• This has the effect of rounding the contours and losing some of the austerity of the unadorned triads.Origin triad (1500-1600) French triade, from Latin, from Greek, from treis “three”

单词	triad
释义	triad From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Crimetriadtri‧ad /ˈtraɪæd/ noun [countable] 1 SCCa Chinese secret criminal group2 GROUP OF PEOPLEGROUP OF THINGSa group of three people or things that are related or similar to each otherExamples from the Corpustriad• But other alleged triad leaders used violence to muscle their way into the business, according to the police.• Behind him are three priests representing the male triad.• The secondary triad comprises a rival agent, a vicious hit-man for the opposition and a series of pretty girls.• This has the effect of rounding the contours and losing some of the austerity of the unadorned triads.Origin triad (1500-1600) French triade, from Latin, from Greek, from treis “three”
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