trimer

See also: trímer

English

Etymology

tri- + -mer

Noun

trimer (plural trimers)

  1. (chemistry) A molecule consisting of a chain of three parts, so called monomers. A trimer is formed by joining three identical molecules.

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French

Etymology

Uncertain, possibly alteration of Old French trumer (to run), early 18th c.

Pronunciation

  • IPA(key): /tʁi.me/

Verb

trimer

  1. (colloquial) to slave away (to work very hard)
    J’ai trimé toute la journée.
    I have been slaving away all day.
  2. (dated) to walk for a long time; to tramp

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