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Lower hitch point span (1) Pin centerline – lower to upper (2) Category 2: 828.55 mm minimum 834.14 mm maximum (32.62 in. Minimum 32.84 in. Treble synonyms, treble pronunciation, treble translation, English dictionary definition of treble. Triple: 'treble reason for loving as well as working while it is day'. Music Relating to or having the highest part, voice, or range. Treble Cat is designed to help students of all ages learn how to quickly identify notes in the treble clef. There are 80 entertaining levels that get progressively more challenging. This app has been created in collaboration with professional musicians and educators. A fun way for beginners to get past the most challenging and sometimes discouraging introduction to reading music.
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(trĕb′əl)adj.Treble Cat 1 3 0
treble
(ˈtrɛbəl) adjtre•ble
(ˈtrɛb əl)adj., n., v. -bled, -bling.adj. 2.
treble
Past participle: trebled
Gerund: trebling
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| I treble |
| you treble |
| he/she/it trebles |
| we treble |
| you treble |
| they treble |
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| I trebled |
| you trebled |
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| I am trebling |
| you are trebling |
| he/she/it is trebling |
| we are trebling |
| you are trebling |
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| I have trebled |
| you have trebled |
| he/she/it has trebled |
| we have trebled |
| you have trebled |
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| I was trebling |
| you were trebling |
| he/she/it was trebling |
| we were trebling |
| you were trebling |
| they were trebling |
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| I had trebled |
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| I will treble |
| you will treble |
| he/she/it will treble |
| we will treble |
| you will treble |
| they will treble |
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| I will have trebled |
| you will have trebled |
| he/she/it will have trebled |
| we will have trebled |
| you will have trebled |
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| I will be trebling |
| you will be trebling |
| he/she/it will be trebling |
| we will be trebling |
| you will be trebling |
| they will be trebling |
| Present Perfect Continuous |
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| I have been trebling |
| you have been trebling |
| he/she/it has been trebling |
| we have been trebling |
| you have been trebling |
| they have been trebling |
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| I will have been trebling |
| you will have been trebling |
| he/she/it will have been trebling |
| we will have been trebling |
| you will have been trebling |
| they will have been trebling |
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| I had been trebling |
| you had been trebling |
| he/she/it had been trebling |
| we had been trebling |
| you had been trebling |
| they had been trebling |
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| I would treble |
| you would treble |
| he/she/it would treble |
| we would treble |
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| I would have trebled |
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treble
| Noun | 1. | treble - the pitch range of the highest female voice pitch - the property of sound that varies with variation in the frequency of vibration |
| Verb | 1. | treble - sing treble sing - produce tones with the voice; 'She was singing while she was cooking'; 'My brother sings very well' |
| 2. | treble - increase threefold; 'Triple your income!' manifold, multiply - combine or increase by multiplication; 'He managed to multiply his profits' | |
| Adj. | 1. | treble - having or denoting a high range; 'soprano voice'; 'soprano sax'; 'the boy still had a fine treble voice'; 'the treble clef' high-pitched, high - used of sounds and voices; high in pitch or frequency |
| 2. | treble - three times as great or many; 'a claim for treble (or triple) damages'; 'a threefold increase' multiple - having or involving or consisting of more than one part or entity or individual; 'multiple birth'; 'multiple ownership'; 'made multiple copies of the speech'; 'his multiple achievements in public life'; 'her multiple personalities'; 'a pineapple is a multiple fruit' | |
| 3. | treble - having three units or components or elements; 'a ternary operation'; 'a treble row of red beads'; 'overcrowding made triple sessions necessary'; 'triple time has three beats per measure'; 'triplex windows' multiple - having or involving or consisting of more than one part or entity or individual; 'multiple birth'; 'multiple ownership'; 'made multiple copies of the speech'; 'his multiple achievements in public life'; 'her multiple personalities'; 'a pineapple is a multiple fruit' | |
| 4. | treble - having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities; 'a double (or dual) role for an actor'; 'the office of a clergyman is twofold; public preaching and private influence'- R.W.Emerson; 'every episode has its double and treble meaning'-Frederick Harrison double, twofold, two-fold, dual, threefold, three-fold multiple - having or involving or consisting of more than one part or entity or individual; 'multiple birth'; 'multiple ownership'; 'made multiple copies of the speech'; 'his multiple achievements in public life'; 'her multiple personalities'; 'a pineapple is a multiple fruit' |
treble
adjectiveElevated in pitch:treble
[ˈtrebl]A.Treble Cat 1 3 Piece
NTreble Cat 1 3 X 5
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[ˈtrɛbəl]adjto be treble the size of sth → être trois foisplus grand(e) que qch
rents that were treble their normal level → des loyers trois fois plus élevés que la normale
The cost of living there has trebled → Le coût de la vie y a triplé.treble clef n → cléf de soltreble recorder n → flûte f à becalto
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[ˈtrɛbl]2.adjtreble
(ˈtrebl) noun, adjectivetreble
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| Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons episode | |||
| Episode no. | Episode 24 | ||
| Directed by | Alan Perry | ||
| Written by | Tony Barwick | ||
| Cinematography by | Ted Catford | ||
| Editing by | John Beaton | ||
| Production code | SCA 27[1] | ||
| Original air date | 23 February 1968 | ||
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'Treble Cross' is the 24th episode of Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons, a British Supermarionation television series created by Gerry and Sylvia Anderson and produced by their company Century 21 Productions. Written by Tony Barwick and directed by Alan Perry, it was first broadcast on 23 February 1968 on ATV Midlands.
Set in 2068, the series depicts a 'war of nerves' between Earth and the Mysterons: a hostile race of Martians with the power to create functioning copies of destroyed people or objects and use them to carry out acts of aggression against humanity. Earth is defended by a military organisation called Spectrum, whose top agent, Captain Scarlet, was murdered by the Mysterons and replaced by a reconstruction that later broke free of their control. Scarlet's double has a self-healing power that enables him to recover from injuries that would be fatal to anyone else, making him Spectrum's best asset in its fight against the Mysterons.
In 'Treble Cross', the Mysterons' primary agent on Earth, Captain Black, engineers the death and reconstruction of a test pilot as part of a plot to destroy the world capital, Futura City. However, his victim is revived and with Spectrum's help impersonates his Mysteron replacement in an attempt to capture Black.
Plot[edit]
World Air Force test pilot Major Gravener is being driven to Slaton Airbase by car when Captain Black (voiced by Donald Gray), driving a truck from the opposite direction, deploys a beam with false headlamps into the road to dazzle Gravener's chauffeur, Harris. To avoid a collision, Harris swerves the car into a lake and both men drown. The clinically-dead Gravener is discovered by two passing doctors and taken to Slaton Hospital, where he is revived with the aid of a stasis and recovery unit.[2][3]
The next day, a Mysteron reconstruction of Gravener travels to Slaton Airbase and commandeers an XK-107 bomber armed with a nuclear warhead. When word arrives of Gravener's accident, the base personnel realise that the pilot is an impostor and block the runway just as he is taking off. The XK-107 crashes and explodes, killing the reconstructed Gravener. Spectrum connects the attempted theft of the XK-107 to a Mysteron threat to destroy the world capital, Futura City.
Briefed by Captains Scarlet and Blue (voiced by Francis Matthews and Ed Bishop), the original Gravener takes off in a second XK-107 in an attempt to trick the Mysterons into thinking that he is their reconstruction. As hoped, Captain Black telepathically contacts the aircraft: he instructs Gravener to land at the disused Weston Airstrip, 30 miles outside Futura City. Scarlet deduces that the purpose of this rendezvous is to transfer the warhead to a ground vehicle, after which Gravener will depart in the XK-107 and fly it as a decoy while the warhead is driven into Futura City and detonated. Black's truck is shown to be standing by at the airstrip.
As Gravener comes in to land, Spectrum ground forces, led by Scarlet and Blue in a Spectrum Patrol Car, converge on the airstrip to capture Black. The truck attempts to escape but in veering out of Gravener's path ends up crashing into a bunker. However, Scarlet, Blue and Gravener are shocked to find that the vehicle's dead driver is not Black, but a Mysteron reconstruction of Harris.[3] Blue concludes that although the Mysterons were unable to distinguish the two Graveners, Black possesses a 'sixth sense' that warns him of danger and has enabled him to evade Spectrum once again.
Production[edit]
'Treble Cross' is one of several Captain Scarlet scripts by Tony Barwick that include a mention of 10 July.[3][4] Barwick liked to insert references to this date as it was his birthday.[5][6] The episode was filmed over two weeks in September 1967, during which time Century 21 began pre-production of its next Supermarionation series, Joe 90.[1]
The scale model representing Slaton Hospital previously appeared as a laboratory in 'Place of Angels'.[1] To increase the realism of Major Gravener's rescuscitation, the puppet's torso was fitted with a bag into which air was pumped to make it appear that the character's chest is rising and falling.[7] The shots showing the Spectrum forces converging on Weston Airstrip were originally filmed for 'Manhunt', another episode in which Spectrum attempts to apprehend Captain Black.[1][3][4]
Reception[edit]
Anthony Clark of sci-fi-online.com considers the premise 'more interesting' than that of 'Fire at Rig 15' but believes the overall episode to be 'a little slow'.[8] Shane M. Dallmann of Video Watchdog magazine calls the episode 'less amusing but far more intelligent' than 'Flight to Atlantica'.[9]
Fred McNamara praises the episode, commending its 'confident, propulsive' narrative and 'disarmingly simple' execution. He comments that although 'Treble Cross' takes the series outside its 'comfort zone', the episode '[keeps] its feet firmly on the ground, with plenty of mystery, intrigue and action along the way.' He also remarks that 'a particular joy to watch is seeing the Mysterons fall, and in their place, Spectrum rise.' McNamara's review is not without criticisms: he states that while the crash of the XK-107 presumably destroys the bomber's nuclear warhead, this is unclear from the 'fairly compact' explosion seen on screen; he questions the revived Gravener's lack of 'crisis of personality' in response to being duplicated by the Mysterons; and he considers the discovery of the reconstructed Harris as the truck driver to be an anticlimax.[10]
Media historian Nicholas J. Cull regards 'Treble Cross' as one of several Captain Scarlet episodes that highlight scriptwriter Tony Barwick's interest in the dangers of nuclear technology. He regards the plot involving the attempted theft of a nuclear warhead as an example of Barwick re-using his 'favourite [plot] device'.[11]
References[edit]
- ^ abcdBentley, Chris (2017). Hearn, Marcus (ed.). Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons: The Vault. Cambridge, UK: Signum Books. pp. 160–161. ISBN978-0-995519-12-1.
- ^Bentley 2001, p. 42.
- ^ abcdBentley 2001, p. 82.
- ^ abBentley, Chris (2008) [2001]. The Complete Gerry Anderson: The Authorised Episode Guide (4th ed.). London, UK: Reynolds & Hearn. p. 134. ISBN978-1-905287-74-1.
- ^Bentley 2001, p. 78.
- ^Pixley, Andrew; Rogers, Julie (December 2001). Gillatt, Gary (ed.). 'Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons: By Numbers'. Starburst. No. 280. London, UK: Visual Imagination (published November 2001). p. 47. ISSN0955-114X. OCLC79615651.
- ^Drake, Chris; Bassett, Graeme (1993). Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons. London, UK: Boxtree. pp. 64–65. ISBN978-1-85283-403-6.
- ^Clark, Anthony. 'Captain Scarlet: Volume 6 – Video Review'. sci-fi-online.com. Archived from the original on 12 October 2011. Retrieved 25 August 2018.
- ^Dallmann, Shane M. (June 2003). Lucas, Tim (ed.). 'DVD Spotlight: Captain Scarlet'. Video Watchdog. No. 96. Cincinnati, Ohio: Tim and Donna Lucas. p. 43. ISSN1070-9991. OCLC646838004.
- ^McNamara, Fred (2020). Simpson, Paul (ed.). Spectrum is Indestructible: An Unofficial Captain Scarlet Celebration. Chinbeard Books. pp. 83–86. ISBN978-1-913256-05-0.
- ^Cull, Nicholas J. (August 2006). 'Was Captain Black Really Red? The TV Science Fiction of Gerry Anderson in its Cold War Context'. Media History. Routledge. 12 (2): 198, 205. doi:10.1080/13688800600808005. ISSN1368-8804. OCLC364457089.
Works cited
- Bentley, Chris (2001). The Complete Book of Captain Scarlet. London, UK: Carlton Books. ISBN978-1-842224-0-52.
External links[edit]
- 'Treble Cross' at IMDb
- 'Treble Cross' at TV.com
- 'Treble Cross' at TheVervoid.com