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triptyque
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noun
- a customs permit for the temporary importation of a motor vehicle
yĐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of triptyque1
Example Sentences
Although her whirling âTe Deumâ from 1958, inspired by the Aeolian-Skinner organ at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York, has had sustained success, works like her Ă©tudes, her âTriptyqueâ and her late Prelude and Fugue pushed the frontiers of the possible, and they remain âferociously hardâ even now, Tharp said â âthings she really wrote for herself.â
âTriptyque,â a circus and dance piece by the QuĂ©becois company 7 Doigts de la Main, shown here, is also appearing.
This yearâs event includes the Canadian circus group Les 7 Doigts de la Main, which will present its âTriptyque,â and the Akram Khan Company, which will show âKaash.â
Harmonia 57âs Triptyque development in Sao Paulo, Brazil, embeds plants within its concrete walls.
He wanted to see our papersâwe were at the frontierâso I produced our customs receipts, called triptyques, our T. C. de F. membership card, our car license, our driving license, and was feeling in my pocket for yet other things when he protested, "Pas nĂ©cessaire, pas nĂ©cessaire" and handed all back but the French triptyque, which he took to his bureau, where, with two other military attachĂ©s, he examined, discussed, finally signed and witnessed it, and waved us on our way.
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