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twice

/twaɪs/

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adverb

/twaɪs/A1formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее 'два раза' или 'в двух случаях'. Используется для обозначения повторения или умножения на два, распространено как в британском, так и в американском английском.

An adverb meaning 'two times' or 'on two occasions.' It is used to indicate repetition or multiplication by two, and is common in both British and American English.

  1. Two timesA1formal

    Occurring on two occasions or in two instances.

    ruДважды

    • She visited the museum twice last month.
    • He called me twice this morning.
    • I have read that book twice.

    Synonymsdoubletwo timestwofold

  2. Double the degreeA2formal

    To a degree that is two times as much or as many.

    ruВдвое

    • This room is twice as large as the other one.
    • She earns twice what I do.
    • The new model is twice as fast as the old one.

    Synonymsdoublytwofold

Forms
  • more twice comparative form
  • most twice superlative form
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numeral

two/tuː/A1formal
  • ruКоличественное числительное, обозначающее два предмета, лица или единицы счёта; число, следующее за одним

The cardinal numeral representing the quantity of two units; the second positive integer following one; the first even prime number; used to denote a pair or couple in counting and mathematics.

  1. Cardinal numeral: the number 2A1formal

    Used to denote a quantity of two persons or things; the second positive integer in the sequence of natural numbers; the first and only even prime number; represents a pair, couple, or dual quantity in counting, mathematics, and everyday usage.

    ruКоличественное числительное: число 2

    • I have two brothers.
    • She bought two apples at the market.
    • Two plus two equals four.
    • They arrived in two hours.
    • He scored two goals in the first half.
Forms
  • twice multiplicative
  • second ordinal
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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