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Definition of quadripartite in English: quadripartiteadjective ˌkwɒdrɪˈpɑːtʌɪtˌkwɑdrəˈpɑrtaɪt 1Consisting of four parts. a simple quadripartite vault Example sentencesExamples - One side effect of the New Order was the ending of a quadripartite agreement between East African Airways, BOAC, Central African Airways and South Africa Airways.
- In 1948, however, the Soviets refused to participate any longer in the quadripartite administration of Germany.
- The program publishes quadripartite standardization agreements and other guides to enhance coalition operations.
- Lastly, the so-called quadripartite agreement secured the status of West Berlin.
- The accord is referred to as the quadripartite agreement, because it was signed by Brazil, Argentina, the IAEA, and the ABACC.
- They were oases, an escape from the weather: walled, shaded, quadripartite, which is to say divided into four and, above all, watery.
- Knowledge of the reasoning behind the exhibition, however, sheds light on far more than its title and quadripartite structure.
- Individual Maya buildings and shrines often had quadripartite floor plans.
- The lower level of this structure consists of a triple-bay porch, with quadripartite groin vaults springing from a series of broad, round arches.
- 1.1 Shared by or involving four parties.
a quadripartite conference
Origin Late Middle English: from Latin quadripartitus, from quadri- 'four' + partitus 'divided'. Rhymes bipartite, multipartite, partite, sexpartite, tripartite Definition of quadripartite in US English: quadripartiteadjectiveˌkwädrəˈpärtītˌkwɑdrəˈpɑrtaɪt 1Consisting of four parts. a simple quadripartite vault Example sentencesExamples - The program publishes quadripartite standardization agreements and other guides to enhance coalition operations.
- The accord is referred to as the quadripartite agreement, because it was signed by Brazil, Argentina, the IAEA, and the ABACC.
- They were oases, an escape from the weather: walled, shaded, quadripartite, which is to say divided into four and, above all, watery.
- One side effect of the New Order was the ending of a quadripartite agreement between East African Airways, BOAC, Central African Airways and South Africa Airways.
- The lower level of this structure consists of a triple-bay porch, with quadripartite groin vaults springing from a series of broad, round arches.
- Knowledge of the reasoning behind the exhibition, however, sheds light on far more than its title and quadripartite structure.
- Individual Maya buildings and shrines often had quadripartite floor plans.
- In 1948, however, the Soviets refused to participate any longer in the quadripartite administration of Germany.
- Lastly, the so-called quadripartite agreement secured the status of West Berlin.
- 1.1 Shared by or involving four parties.
a quadripartite conference
Origin Late Middle English: from Latin quadripartitus, from quadri- ‘four’ + partitus ‘divided’. |