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• Número cardinal que denota la cantidad de dos objetos o personas. También puede referirse al segundo elemento en una serie o a un par de cosas.

A cardinal number, not an adjective. It is used to denote the quantity of two items.

1. Being one more than oneA1formal

   The number equivalent to the sum of one and one; a cardinal number.

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   • She has two cats at home.
   • There are two chairs in the room.
   • He bought two tickets for the concert.

• Sustantivo que denota el número cardinal igual a la suma de uno y uno, o la cifra que representa ese número; también una de las cuatro cartas de la baraja que tiene dos puntos.

A noun referring to the cardinal number that is the sum of one and one, or a numeral representing this number; also, one of the four playing cards in a deck that have two spots.

1. The number 2A1formal

   The cardinal number that is the sum of one and one; a numeral representing this number.

   El número dos

   • Two plus two equals four.
   • She has two children.
   • The meeting starts at two o'clock.

   Sinónimoscoupledeuceduodyadpairtwain

2. A2formal

   One of the four playing cards in a standard deck that have two spots.

   Dos (naipe)

   • He played a two of hearts.
   • The two of spades was the lowest card in his hand.
   • She drew a two from the deck.

   Sinónimosdeuce

• Número cardinal que sigue al uno y precede al tres; denota dos objetos, personas o unidades de cuenta. También se usa para indicar un par o conjunto de dos elementos, o el dígito 2.

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.

   Numeral cardinal: el número 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.