tres
Dos plus uno
Tres is Spanish for "three," appearing in English contexts where Spanish is used for flavor or authenticity: uno, dos, tres.
It shows up in phrases like tres leches (a Latin American cake soaked in three kinds of milk) and tres amigos.
In music, a tres is a Cuban guitar-like instrument with three pairs of strings.
threesome
Group of three together
- trinityUnified set of three
- trifectaOrdered top-three wager
- triumvirateThree-person ruling body
trilogy · trefoil · triptych · trident · triathlon · tripod · tricolor · triskelion · hat-trick · ternary
- matematicasuno, dos, cuatro, cinco, siete
- Spanish Wordsagua, adios, amigo, bueno, casa
- Foreign Numbersuno, dos, cuatro, cinco, deux
- Portuguese numberszero, um, cinco, doze, noventa
- instrumentsguitar, guitars, piano, pianos, drum
- string instrumentsukulele, mandolin, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, classical guitar
- no trespassingPosted boundary warning
- criminal trespassUnauthorized presence on property
- illegal trespassUnauthorized entry onto property
- no trespassing signPosted boundary warning
- golden tresses
- tres leches cakeCake soaked in three milks
trespass, trespasser, trespassing, tress, tresses, trespassed, trespasses