Crossword clues for tres
tres
- Number learned on "Sesame Street"
- Number after dos, in Spanish
- Muy, across the Pyrenees
- Johann : "Sehr gut" :: Jacques : "__ bien"
- Half of ''seis''
- Dos-quatro go-between
- Cinco menos dos
- Cancún crowd?
- A fourth of doce
- 25% of doce
- "Uno" + "dos"
- "Dos" follower
- ____ bien!
- ___ bon (most kind): French
- ZZ Top's "___ Hombres"
- Yves's "very"
- Word used with "chic"
- Word strangely preceding "catorce" in a U2 lyric
- Way more than un peu
- Vichy very
- Very, to Yvette
- Very, to Voltaire
- Very, to Villon
- Very, to Thierry
- Very, to Ravel
- Very, to Gigi
- Very, to de Gaulle
- Very, on vacation
- Very, in Val d' Or
- Very, in France
- Very, in Cote d'Ivoire
- Very to Veronique
- Very in Vichy
- Very in Verdun
- Very (Fr.)
- Veronique's "very"
- Valéry's "very"
- Uno mas uno mas uno
- Un tercio de los nueve
- Último dígito of this clue
- Tijuana trio
- Tijuana three
- Three: Sp
- Three, in Tampico
- Three, in Spain
- Three, in Mexico
- Three, in Barcelona
- This many is a crowd, to Isabel
- The square root of nueve
- Tampico trio
- Spanish word for "three"
- Spanish number between dos and cuatro
- Spanish crowd
- Siete minus cuatro
- Quite, in Quebec
- Parisian's very
- Parisian equivalent to "molto" or "muy"
- One-sixth of dieciocho
- One-quarter of doce
- One-fifth of quince
- Once menos ocho
- Oh-so, pretentiously
- Número of Disney Caballeros
- Número de los Reyes Magos
- Número atómico of lithium
- Number of stripes on la bandera mexicana
- Number before cuatro
- Number before "catorce" only in that U2 song "Vertigo," not in real counting
- Nueve's square root
- Not quite cuatro
- Mucho, across the Pyrenees
- Mucho : Spanish :: __ : French
- Marne modifier
- Los ___ cerditos (Spanish childrens story)
- Los __ Mosqueteros
- Lead-in for chic
- Juan’s 3
- Juan's 3
- Henri's "very"
- Half of "seis"
- French 101 word or, with a different meaning, Spanish 101 word
- Follower of dos
- Extremely, in Évian
- Extremely, in Amiens
- Emphasis word for Édouard
- Drei : German :: ___ : Spanish
- Dos-quatro link
- Dos más uno
- Doce divided by cuatro
- Cuernavaca crowd?
- Cuatro preceder
- Cuatro menos uno
- Clockface número
- Beau modifier
- Basic word in Spanish and French
- Andes peak __ Cruces
- Adverb for chic
- A third of nueve
- 60% of cinco
- 37.5% of ocho
- "Uno" plus "dos"
- "Uno, dos" follower
- "Cuatro" preceder
- "Cinco" minus "dos"
- "--- bien"
- "--- bien!"
- "_____ bien!"
- "___ Hombres" (ZZ Top album)
- ''Uno y dos''
- ''__ bien!''
- ___ Navarre (Rick Riordan's private detective)
- ___ leches
- ___ gai
- ___ Fronteras (area where Brazil, Peru and Colombia meet)
- ___ bien
- ___ Arroyos (Buenos Aires suburb)
- Very, in Versailles
- Three in 5-Across
- Very: Fr.
- _____ bien
- ___ bien (very well)
- ___ chic
- Very, in Valence
- ___bien
- Uno + dos
- It precedes quatro, in Rio
- So very
- Uno y dos
- Very, in Vichy
- Ocho minus cinco
- Spanish crowd?
- "___ bien!" (Pierre's approval)
- Number of film caballeros
- Half of seis
- "___ magnifique!"
- "___ chic"
- A Spanish crowd?
- Una hora in the afternoon
- "___ intГ©ressant"
- Andean peak ___ Cruces
- ___ Cruces (Andean peak)
- Number between dos and cuatro
- Very, affectedly
- CancГєn crowd?
- "___ charmant!"
- “___ bien!”
- "___ bon"
- Dos into seis
- Dos follower
- ___ belle
- "___ chic!"
- Siesta time, maybe
- Lithium's nГєmero atГіmico
- "___ bien"
- "___ Hombres," first Top 40 album by ZZ Top
- "___ Hombres" (ZZ Top record)
- Cube root of veintisiete
- Los ___ Reyes Magos
- Square root of nueve
- More than un peu
- Oh so
- Number of Los Lonely Boys
- ___ jolie
- Figure of a Spanish count?
- Los ___ mosqueteros
- ValГ©ry's "very"
- Quarter of doce
- See 47-Across
- Diez minus siete
- NГєmero of Disney Caballeros
- "___ int"
- Uno + uno + uno
- Lithium's número atómico
- Very, to René
- Very, in Verdun
- Very, in French
- Three, in Toledo
- Three, to Tiberius
- Very, to 1 Across
- Very, in Metz
- Very, to Pierre
- Cinco less dos
- Very, in Vaudreuil
- Very, in Valmy
- Very, in Cannes
- "_____ bein!" (French accolade)
- III
- "___ bien, merci"
- After dos
- Very, in Paris
- Very, in Rouen
- Considerably, in Cannes
- French intensive
- Three, in Málaga
- Pierre's "very"
- Three, to Tomás
- Very, in Lyon
- Three, in Avila
- Very, in Vienne
- Three, in Granada
- Exceedingly, in music
- Dos chaser
- Very: French
- Low numero
- "__ bien!"
- Very, at Versailles
- Uno, dos, ____
- Dos y uno
- "__ chic!"
- '-- bien!'
- ''___ bien!''
- ' chic!'
- ___ leches cake
- Very, to Veronique
- Uno plus dos
- Three, somewhere in the world
- Chic modifier
- ___ bien!
- Three, in Tijuana
- Low "número"
- Very, in Nice
- Very French?
- "___ intéressant"
- '-- chic!'
- Word with chic or bien
- Very, in Vercheres
- Very, abroad
- Uno, dos, --
- Uno and dos
- Pass start?
- Número pequeño
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"very," 1815, from French très, from Old French tres "right, precisely, completely, very," from Latin trans "beyond" (see trans-), later "very" (compare Old Italian trafreddo "very cold").
Wikipedia
The tres ( Spanish for three) is a guitar-like three- course chordophone of Cuban origin. The most widespread variety of the instrument is the original Cuban tres with six strings. Its sound has become a defining characteristic of the Cuban son and it is commonly played in a variety of Afro-Cuban genres. In the 1930s the instrument was adapted into the Puerto Rican tres, which has nine strings and a body similar to that of the cuatro.
Tres is the third studio album released by the rock en español band Fiel a la Vega. It was released in 1999 by EMI Latin and is the first album by the band released on an international label.
The album was made in a hurry after the band spent a little too much time on the beach, where Tito Auger was inspired to write the song "Canción En La Arena".
"Tres" (Eng.: Three) is the title of a pop song written and performed by Colombian singer-songwriter Juanes. This song was released as the third single from his fourth studio album La vida... es un ratico.
Tres is a collection of poems by the Chilean author Roberto Bolaño, originally published in Spanish in 2000 and scheduled to be published in a bilingual edition in September 2011, translated into English by Laura Healy. The collection is composed of three sections:
- “Prose from Autumn in Gerona” - a series of prose poems.
- “The Neochileans” - a travel narrative in verse concerned with a young band on tour in the far reaches of Chile.
- “A Stroll Through Literature” - a series of short poems.
A selection of 16 poems from the book was published in BOMB Magazine in March 2011. <!--
Usage examples of "tres".
Savine, qui de tres bonne foi croyait etre le seul digne de representer avec eclat son pays a Paris, avait ete exaspere par ce bruit.
Mais quelque chose de tres simple et de tout a fait primitif agirait-il sur le duc de Naurouse?
Depuis son enfance il a ete constamment malade et, en ces dernieres annees, tres gravement.
Mais, avant que le domestique fut sorti, la porte du salon se rouvrit et la jeune dame qui paraissait tres jolie sous son voile entra.
Sierra Tres went to make some calls from one of the other rooms down the corridor, and the rest of us went back to the mapping construct.
When Tres came back, she had more than enough on Segesvar to confirm her original impression.
In defiance of any misgivings either Tres or I might have, there was a deep calm soaking into the evening, as soft and cool as the sand underfoot.
Soul Brasil and I raised our hands, Sierra Tres stood pointedly to one side.
Uninvited guests trying to crash this particular party were going to meet Sierra Tres or Jack Soul Brasil and the business end of a Kalashnikov shard gun at the base of the companionway.
Stealth scuba suits, Anderson-rigged, courtesy of Sierra Tres and her haiduci friends, weaponry from the hundred personal arsenals on Vchira Beach.
She grinned unrepentantly and glanced across to where Sierra Tres was propped against the cockpit side panel.
I reached a set of holds and ledges whose markers the mask display labelled with a restpoint symbol, I looked down to see how Brasil and Tres were doing, and ruined it all.
I waited there while Sierra Tres and then Brasil emerged from below and joined me.
The big surfer had a heavy antique frag rifle cradled in his arms, Tres hefted her blaster left-handed to make room for the Kalashnikov solid-load in her right.
Peripheral vision told me Brasil had done the same with the frag rifle, and that Sierra Tres had her arms at her sides.