VOCABULARY SLIDE SHOW #20 CEDE, CEED, CESS = GO; YIELD AND TRI = THREE.

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VOCABULARY SLIDE SHOW #20 CEDE, CEED, CESS = GO; YIELD AND TRI = THREE

TRIANGLE A THREE SIDED FIGURE

TRIATHLON A RACE THAT COMBINES THREE ACTIVITIES- SWIMMING, BICYCLING AND RUNNING

TRICERATOPS A DINOSAUR WITH THREE HORNS – TWO LONG HORNS ABOVE THE EYES AND ONE SHORT HORN ON THE NOSE

TRICYCLE A VEHICLE WITH THREE WHEELS

TRILATERAL HAVING OR INVOLVING THREE SIDES, COUNTRIES OR PARTIES

TRILINGUAL ABLE TO SPEAK THREE DIFFERENT LANGUAGES

TRILOGY THREE RELATED PLAYS OR NOVELS

TRIO ?

TRIPOD ?

TRISECT TO CUT INTO THREE PARTS

ACCESSIBLE ABLE TO GO IN TO, ENTER OR APPROACH

ACCESSORY AN ARTICLE OR ITEM WORN WITH AN OUTFIT THAT “GOES WITH” OR MATCHES THE OUTFIT

CONCEDE TO YIELD TO AN OPPONENT THAT ONE HAS LOST; TO GIVE IN; TO ADMIT THAT SOMETHING IS TRUE OR VALID

EXCEED TO GO OR BE BEYOND THE LIMIT OR EXPECTATIONS

INTERCEDE ?

PRECEDE TO GO BEFORE SOMETHING ELSE IN TIME, ORDER, PLACE OR RANK

PROCEED ?

RECEDE TO GO OR MOVE BACK

RECESS ?

SUCCESSOR A PERSON WHO GOES AFTER SOMEONE ELSE (USUALLY RELATED TO A PERSON TAKING OVER A JOB THAT IS OF HIGHER RANK)