troikas (Meaning)

troikas

a group of three, an administrative or ruling body of three, a team for such a vehicle, a Russian vehicle drawn by three horses abreast

The Russian troika is a traditional horse-drawn carriage, typically with three horses harnessed abreast.
The troika is a symbol of Russian culture and folklore, often appearing in art and literature.
Troikas were historically used for both transportation and recreation.
The troika driver, known as a yamshchik, played an important role in Russian society.
The "Troika" is a famous painting by Vasily Perov that depicts a group of three women traveling in a troika.
The term "troika" has also been used to refer to a group of three leaders or decision-makers.
The "Troika" was the name of a political alliance between the Soviet Union, China, and North Korea.
The troika format is often used in international organizations, where three countries or organizations work together to make decisions.
The "Troika Laundromat" is a money laundering scandal involving three Baltic banks.
The troika of the European Union, the European Central Bank, and the International Monetary Fund played a major role in the European debt crisis.

a group of three, an administrative or ruling body of three, a team for such a vehicle, a Russian vehicle drawn by three horses abreast

calashes, tongas, surreys, curricles, gigs, barouches, roadsters, cabriolets, rockaways, droskies

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The Russian troika is a traditional horse-drawn carriage, typically with three horses harnessed abreast.

The troika is a symbol of Russian culture and folklore, often appearing in art and literature.

Troikas were historically used for both transportation and recreation.

The troika driver, known as a yamshchik, played an important role in Russian society.