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Meanings of trio in English
Usage of trio in English
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Today we start today with live music from visiting French-Canadian trio Vishten.
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Anyone with information about the trio is asked to contact Christchurch police.
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As a trio, however, they offered little sense of risk or excitement.
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GSK's near-term focus is the launch of a trio of new products.
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As authorities pressed their investigation, the trio remained secluded with family members.
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The trio of defeats puts conservative Mr Santorum's campaign in serious trouble.
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The interview resulted in the trio engaging to make the boat themselves.
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They left the trio in the sitting room speechless for the moment.
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Are the Texan trio not just the American answer to Status Quo?
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The trio has done recent deals in Portugal, Britain and Switzerland respectively.
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A jazz trio from the capital featuring long time friends and collaborators.
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Notably democratic in their approach, the trio ably showcase their considerable chops.
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That trio form also provide a penetrative and versatile pace bowling attack.
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A short elevator ride took the trio up to the second floor.
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The rest of the sextette arrived in a pair and a trio.
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The punk-at-heart trio won't stop making new music anytime soon, Armstrong says.
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Trio through the time
Trio across language varieties
New Zealand
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Australia
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South Africa
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