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three-piece Definition

three·-piece (t̸hrē′pēs′)

adjective

composed of three separate pieces, as an outfit of skirt, sweater, and jacket

three-piece Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • have: I had a beautiful three-piece Frank Usher outfit, with a pink hat, bag and shoes.
  • base: A three-piece based in Madrid, Radio Tarifa plays a variety of medieval and modern instruments.

Adjective modifier

  • Norwegian: Lorraine visit the Fresh Air studio Posted October 26th, 2006 by Tim Johns Lorraine are a Norwegian indie pop three-piece.
  • instrumental: Quack Quack are from Leeds, an instrumental three-piece consisting of bassist, drummer and keyboardist.

Modifies a noun

  • suite: Sleeps 4. + 1 £ 267 - £ 675 per week The French doors lead into the large sunny lounge with a three-piece suite.
  • suit: Three-piece gray suits, worn with gray top hats are popular for weddings.
  • outfit: They're a three-piece rock outfit with a couple of years ' hard touring under their belts.
  • band: You used to be a three-piece band, what made you add a keyboard player?
  • section: A driving rhythm section and three-piece horn section give exciting, authentic backing to a young guy with a great soulful voice.
  • group: In 1976, Michael became lead singer of a three-piece vocal group called Black Uhuru.

Noun used with modifier

  • leather: On one recent afternoon the offerings included Nicky Clarke electric hair straighteners, a leather three-piece suite and a barely used 20GB iPod.