Definizione di dual

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dual

(djuːəl , US duː- )

aggettivo [ADJECTIVE noun]

Dual means having two parts, functions, or aspects.

...his dual role as head of the party and head of state.

Rob may be entitled to dual nationality.

Sinonimi: twofold, double, twin, matched Ulteriori sinonimi di dual

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dual in British English

(ˈdjuːəl )

aggettivo

relating to or denoting two

twofold; double

(in the grammar of Old English, Ancient Greek, and certain other languages) denoting a form of a word indicating that exactly two referents are being referred to

4. mathematics, logic

(of structures or expressions) having the property that the interchange of certain pairs of terms, and usually the distribution of negation, yields equivalent structures or expressions

sostantivo

5. grammar

the dual number

a dual form of a word

verbo parola: duals, dualling or dualled

6. (transitive) British

to make (a road) into a dual carriageway

forme derivate

dually (ˈdually)

avverbio

Parola origine dual

C17: from Latin duālis concerning two, from duo two

Frequenza

dual in American English

(ˈduəl ; ˈdjuəl )

aggettivo

of two

having or composed of two parts or kinds, like or unlike; double; twofold

a dual nature

sostantivo Linguistics

dual number

a word having dual number

forme derivate

duality (duˈality) (duˈæləti ; djuˈæləti )

sostantivo

dually (ˈdually)

avverbio

Parola origine dual

L dualis < duo, two

Frequenza

dual in American English

(ˈduːəl, ˈdjuː-)

aggettivo

of, pertaining to, or noting two

composed or consisting of two people, items, parts, etc., together; twofold; double

dual ownership

dual controls on a plane

having a twofold, or double, character or nature

4. Grammar

being or pertaining to a member of the category of number, as in Old English, Old Russian, or Arabic, that denotes two of the things in question

sostantivo Grammar

the dual number

a form in the dual, as Old English git “you two,” as contrasted with ge “you” referring to three or more

forme derivate

dually

avverbio

Parola origine dual

[1535–45; ‹ L duālis containing two, relating to a pair, equiv. to du(o) two + -ālis -al1]

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The tunnel would be a dual carriageway.Dual fuel bills could go up 100 a year.The dual role can also be used to reduce the player's tax bill.TWO men fed up with roadworks reopened a dual carriageway - by removing 50 cones.Such a gift would have a dual purpose. Reader also maintains a dual financial identity to cover respective household bills.There is an increasing recognition of the need to be proactive with regard to dual nationality.Being dual purpose keeps us going all year round.At the same time her political activism forged a dual public identity. Poland allows people to hold dual nationality.

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