three-year-old
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- adjective
- /θriː jɪr oʊld/
:
de tres años
- Esperanza is a three-year old girl in Guatemala.
- a three-year-old child
- a three-year-old son
- a three-year-old boy
Esperanza is a three-year old girl in Guatemala.
- Esperanza is a three-year old girl in Guatemala.
- Some guy comes in and he stabs two and three-year old children.
Examples
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The teacher prepared activities suitable for the three-year-old children in her class.
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Another member is a stay-at-home mother with a three-year-old daughter and an eighty-three-pound dog.
Academic text (2010) -
He was three years old.
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Well, probably the best judge of outcomes for a three-year old is the parents, right?
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Accepting Jesus into your heart and getting saved is a big decision... ... especially for a three-year-old.
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"I miss my grandma," said the three-year-old, also beginning to sob.
Fiction book (1995) -
So I'm Amy Banzart, I have a three-year old, his name is Eli.
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Suddenly, on the night of the third, Yema, Aunty's three-year-old, took to bed with a high fever.
Fiction book (1991) -
My three-year-old daughter loves to draw and play outside.
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To celebrate her birthday, we invited all the three-year-old kids from the neighborhood.
How Old
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Three-year-old is made from three, year, and old, and it means 'three years old'. So a three-year-old child or dog has lived for three years.