trifold
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- noun
- /ˈtraɪfoʊld/
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tríptico
- For classroom percussion instruments, have one child stand behind a screen (a trifold poster session cardboard typically used for science fairs works nicely) and select one instrument to play.
Examples
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In the photo, it was a particularly sunny day and I was writing a rainstorm, so I propped up my trifold board to help me get in the right frame of mind, and it worked!
Blog text (14) -
I was like, Carl, we need a trifold brochure for a summer camp.
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Rather than creating a trifold board to report on a science project, students create a glog.
Academic text (2012) -
The unit culminated in presentations in which each pair of students created a trifold board with information on their selected habitat.
Academic text (2013) -
The latter is a trifold pamphlet that describes the benefits of quitting smoking during pregnancy and staying quit after the baby is born.
Academic text (2012) -
Over the summer, Chirag spent several hours creating a trifold poster, flyers, and other literature for freshman orientation and to display around the school.
Blog text (15) -
You know, he brought home a pamphlet, like those little trifold pamphlets that had seals, all little blips of information, not much, but just like this is Navy seals.
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He'd never worn the titanium trauma plate; he had just used a trifold of Kevlar stuffed down in the trauma pocket over the heart like a lot of agents did, and the impact hurt like a bastard!
Fiction book (1999) -
In the middle of September, Laurie brought them to Compassionate Circle, a group she'd discovered in her PR-chick days, when Laurie had done trifolds and newsletters for almost every socially worthy organization in Madison, which was a hotbed of support programs.
Fiction book (1996) -
The woman clutched the glossy trifold that contained information about the new art exhibit.
Synonyms
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A small folded sheet with information or advertising
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Etymology
Trifold comes from tri- meaning 'three' and fold meaning 'to bend', and it names a brochure or paper bent into three parts to create six panels. That's why a trifold is the common three-panel brochure you can open and close.