Vocab Bloom Hub

two-way

/ˈtuː.weɪ/

Traducción: Describe algo que permite movimiento, comunicación o interacción en ambas direcciones, o que involucra a dos partes por igual.

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adjective

/ˈtuː.weɪ/B1formal
  • esDescribe algo que permite movimiento, comunicación o interacción en ambas direcciones, o que involucra a dos partes por igual.

Describes something that allows movement, communication, or interaction in both directions.

  1. Mutual or reciprocalB2formal

    Involving or supported by both sides equally.

    esmutuo o recíproco

    • Their friendship is a two-way relationship based on trust.
    • Communication in a team should be a two-way process.
    • The agreement is a two-way commitment from both parties.

    Sinónimosbilateralcorrelativemutualreciprocalreturn

    Antónimosone-wayunilateral

  2. Involving two parts or elementsB2formal

    Consisting of or involving two components, aspects, or participants.

    esBidireccional / de dos partes

    • The project is a two-way collaboration between the two companies.
    • This is a two-way street; both sides must contribute.
    • The discussion was a two-way exchange of ideas.

    Sinónimosbilateraldoubledualmutualpairedreciprocaltwo-sided

  3. Operating in two directionsB1formal

    Designed to allow movement, operation, or communication in either of two opposite directions.

    esde doble sentido

    • The street is a two-way road, so be careful when crossing.
    • This radio is a two-way communication device.
    • The valve allows two-way flow of water.

    Sinónimosbidirectionalreciprocal

    Antónimosone-wayunidirectional

Formas
  • more two-way comparative form
  • most two-way superlative form
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