Adjective
/triˈmes.tɾal/
The word trimestral refers to something that occurs or is done every three months. It is commonly used in both general and medical contexts, such as describing reports, assessments, or meetings that happen quarterly.
In the Spanish language, "trimestral" is frequently used in written contexts, such as official documents, reports, or academic writing, as well as in oral speech, particularly in business or academic settings. It may not be an everyday conversational term for all speakers but is essential in specific sectors.
El informe trimestral muestra un aumento en las ventas.
The quarterly report shows an increase in sales.
Las evaluaciones trimestrales son importantes para medir el progreso de los estudiantes.
The quarterly assessments are important for measuring the students' progress.
Although "trimestral" is less commonly used in idiomatic expressions, it can still appear in specific phrases, generally in academic or business contexts:
Este informe trimestral contiene datos cruciales para la toma de decisiones.
This quarterly report contains crucial data for decision-making.
Reunión trimestral
La reunión trimestral de la junta directiva se celebrará el próximo mes.
The quarterly board meeting will be held next month.
Evaluación trimestral
The term "trimestral" derives from the Latin word trimestris, which means "of three months" (from "tri-" meaning "three" and "mensis" meaning "month"). The term has been adapted into Spanish, retaining its original meaning.
Synonyms: - Cuatrimestral (four-monthly) - Mensual (monthly) - depending on context of frequency.
Antonyms: - Anual (annual) - Semestral (biannual)