Pronunciation: /traɪˈlætərəl/
noun a trilateral agreement or organization
A1 A trilateral agreement was signed by three countries.
A2 The trilateral meeting discussed trade issues between the three nations.
B1 The trilateral commission was established to promote cooperation among neighboring countries.
B2 The trilateral alliance formed a strong defense against external threats.
C1 The trilateral negotiations resulted in a comprehensive peace treaty.
C2 The trilateral cooperation framework laid the foundation for future diplomatic relations.
adjective relating to three parties or countries
A1 The trilateral agreement was signed by three countries.
A2 The trilateral trade deal benefited all three nations involved.
B1 The trilateral negotiations resulted in a compromise that satisfied all parties.
B2 The trilateral alliance was formed to address regional security concerns.
C1 The trilateral summit discussed economic cooperation among the participating countries.
C2 The trilateral commission was established to promote peace and stability in the region.
formal The trilateral agreement between the three countries was signed yesterday.
informal The trilateral meeting is scheduled for next week.
slang The trilateral project is in full swing.
figurative The trilateral partnership is the key to success in this venture.
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