Definition of tricentennial in English:

tricentennial

noun trʌɪsɛnˈtiːnɪəlˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəl

The three-hundredth anniversary of a significant event; a tercentenary.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mobile is in the midst of celebrating its tricentennial, three hundred years that make it Alabama's oldest city.
- In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors.
- Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots.
- We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration!
- So what are we to celebrate in our tricentennial?
- The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration.
- The U.S. Army abandoned its use in 1819, but it has risen again in a ten-building reconstruction near Northwestern State University that opened in 1982 as part of Louisiana's tricentennial.
- But the tricentennial, in 1792, occasioned sermons, toasts, and parades from New York to Boston.
- The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad).

adjective trʌɪsɛnˈtiːnɪəlˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəl

Relating to a three-hundredth anniversary; tercentenary.
the tricentennial year
Example sentencesExamples
- Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots.
- The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad).
- We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration!
- The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration.
- In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors.

Definition of tricentennial in US English:

tricentennial

nounˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəlˌtrīsenˈtenēəl

The three-hundredth anniversary of a significant event.
Example sentencesExamples
- Mobile is in the midst of celebrating its tricentennial, three hundred years that make it Alabama's oldest city.
- The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad).
- The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration.
- But the tricentennial, in 1792, occasioned sermons, toasts, and parades from New York to Boston.
- So what are we to celebrate in our tricentennial?
- In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors.
- We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration!
- Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots.
- The U.S. Army abandoned its use in 1819, but it has risen again in a ten-building reconstruction near Northwestern State University that opened in 1982 as part of Louisiana's tricentennial.

adjectiveˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəlˌtrīsenˈtenēəl

Relating to a three-hundredth anniversary.
the tricentennial year
Example sentencesExamples
- In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors.
- The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad).
- The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration.
- We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration!
- Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots.

单词	tricentennial
释义	Definition of tricentennial in English: tricentennial noun trʌɪsɛnˈtiːnɪəlˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəl The three-hundredth anniversary of a significant event; a tercentenary. Example sentencesExamples Mobile is in the midst of celebrating its tricentennial, three hundred years that make it Alabama's oldest city. In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors. Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots. We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration! So what are we to celebrate in our tricentennial? The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration. The U.S. Army abandoned its use in 1819, but it has risen again in a ten-building reconstruction near Northwestern State University that opened in 1982 as part of Louisiana's tricentennial. But the tricentennial, in 1792, occasioned sermons, toasts, and parades from New York to Boston. The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad). adjective trʌɪsɛnˈtiːnɪəlˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəl Relating to a three-hundredth anniversary; tercentenary. the tricentennial year Example sentencesExamples Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots. The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad). We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration! The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration. In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors. Definition of tricentennial in US English: tricentennial nounˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəlˌtrīsenˈtenēəl The three-hundredth anniversary of a significant event. Example sentencesExamples Mobile is in the midst of celebrating its tricentennial, three hundred years that make it Alabama's oldest city. The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad). The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration. But the tricentennial, in 1792, occasioned sermons, toasts, and parades from New York to Boston. So what are we to celebrate in our tricentennial? In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors. We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration! Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots. The U.S. Army abandoned its use in 1819, but it has risen again in a ten-building reconstruction near Northwestern State University that opened in 1982 as part of Louisiana's tricentennial. adjectiveˌtraɪsɛnˈtɛniəlˌtrīsenˈtenēəl Relating to a three-hundredth anniversary. the tricentennial year Example sentencesExamples In the 1980s the Rembrandt Research Project, founded during the Rembrandt tricentennial celebrations of 1969, became the most public of art historical endeavors. The newly re-created Amber Room opened to the public in June 2003 for the tricentennial celebration of St. Petersburg (formerly Leningrad). The two companion monuments, one on each side of the Detroit River, will be dedicated in October as a crescendo to Detroit's yearlong, binational tricentennial celebration. We have a long road ahead of us, but think of what could be here at Hakalau Forest for the Refuge System's tricentennial celebration! Two decades into the third century of that experiment, it is no longer clear that the tricentennial anniversary of the Declaration of Independence will take place in a country living in continuity with its moral-cultural roots.
随便看	every trick in the book every trick in the book every twelve months every way every week everywhere everywhere else everywhere else everywhere (in) everywhere in everywhere on everywheres every which every whichaway every whichaway every which way every which way every whit every whit every whitherward Everywoman every year eves eve star eve-teaser