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double

/ˈdʌb.əl/

Traduction: Qui est composé de deux éléments égaux, identiques ou semblables ; qui vaut ou contient deux fois plus., Adverbe signifiant « deux fois » ou « de deux manières ». Il indique que quelque chose se fait à un degré double, d'une façon double, avec une quantité ou un effet doublé. Il peut aussi signifier « à deux » ou « ensemble »., Substantif désignant une quantité, une taille, une valeur ou une force deux fois plus grande, ou une personne ou un objet qui ressemble exactement à un autre., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre quelque chose deux fois plus grand ou de devenir deux fois plus grand.

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adjective

/ˈdʌb.əl/A2formal
  • frQui est composé de deux éléments égaux, identiques ou semblables ; qui vaut ou contient deux fois plus.

Consisting of two equal, identical, or similar parts or things; twice as much or as many.

  1. Twice as much or manyA2formal

    Consisting of two equal, identical, or similar parts or things.

    frdouble (au sens de deux fois plus)

    • She ordered a double espresso.
    • The room has double doors leading to the garden.
    • He received double the amount of money he expected.

    Synonymesdualduplicatepairedtwicetwintwofold

    Antonymessingle

  2. Made for twoA2formal

    Designed or intended for two people or things.

    frPrévu pour deux

    • They booked a double room at the hotel.
    • The bed is a double size.
    • We need a double stroller for the twins.

    Synonymesdualpairedtwin

    Antonymessingle

  3. Having two different uses or rolesB1formal

    Having two different functions, purposes, or meanings.

    frà double fonction

    • The sofa serves a double purpose as a bed.
    • He leads a double life as a spy.
    • The word 'bat' has a double meaning.

    Synonymesdualduplexpairedtwintwofold

    Antonymesexclusivesinglesole

Formes
  • more double comparative form
  • most double superlative form
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adverb

/ˈdʌb.əl/A2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « deux fois » ou « de deux manières ». Il indique que quelque chose se fait à un degré double, d'une façon double, avec une quantité ou un effet doublé. Il peut aussi signifier « à deux » ou « ensemble ».

An adverb meaning "twice" or "in two ways." It is used to indicate that something is done to a double degree, in a twofold manner, or with twice the amount or effect. It can also mean "in a pair" or "together."

  1. Twice the amount or degreeA2formal

    To a degree or extent that is twice as much.

    frdoublement

    • She paid double for the express shipping.
    • The price of gas has gone up double in the last year.
    • He worked double to finish the project on time.

    Synonymesdoublytwicetwofold

    Antonymeshalf

  2. In a pair or two togetherB1informal

    In a way that involves two things or people together.

    frà deux, en double

    • They rode double on the motorcycle.
    • The children sat double on the bench.
    • We can sleep double in the guest room.

    Antonymesaloneindividuallysingly

Formes
  • more double comparative form
  • most double superlative form
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noun

/ˈdʌb.əl/A2formal
  • frSubstantif désignant une quantité, une taille, une valeur ou une force deux fois plus grande, ou une personne ou un objet qui ressemble exactement à un autre.

A noun referring to something that is twice the size, quantity, value, or strength of something else, or a person or thing that looks exactly like another.

  1. Twice the amountA2formal

    A number or amount that is twice as much as something else.

    frdouble (quantité)

    • He ordered a double of the usual portion.
    • The price is a double of what it was last year.
    • She paid double for the express shipping.
  2. LookalikeB1informal

    A person who looks exactly like another person.

    frSosie

    • He is your double; you could be twins.
    • The actor's double performed the dangerous stunts.
    • She met her double at the costume party.

    Synonymesclonecounterpartdead ringerdoppelgangermirror imageringerspitting imagetwin

  3. Sports betB2informalbritish

    A bet on two different events, where both must win for the bet to succeed.

    frPari combiné sur deux sélections

    • He placed a double on the two football matches.
    • Her double paid off when both teams won.
    • The bookmaker offered good odds for the double.

    Synonymesaccumulatorparlay

Formes
  • doubles plural form
  • doubles' possessive plural form
  • double's possessive singular form
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verb

/ˈdʌb.əl/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre quelque chose deux fois plus grand ou de devenir deux fois plus grand.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something twice as much or as many, or of becoming twice as much or as many.

  1. Increase twofoldA2formal

    To make or become twice as much or as many.

    frdoubler (sens: multiplier par deux)

    • The company doubled its profits this year.
    • She doubled the recipe to feed more guests.
    • The population of the town has doubled in the last decade.

    Synonymesduplicateredouble

    Antonymeshalve

  2. Fold overB1formal

    To bend or fold something so that one part lies on top of another.

    frplier en deux

    • He doubled the blanket and placed it on the chair.
    • She doubled the paper to fit it into the envelope.
    • Double the fabric before cutting it.

    Synonymesbendcreasefoldpleat

  3. Serve in two rolesB2formal

    To have or perform two different functions or roles.

    frfaire fonction de

    • The sofa doubles as a bed for guests.
    • She doubles as both the director and the lead actress.
    • This room doubles as a study and a guest room.

    Synonymesact as

Formes
  • doubled past participle
  • doubled past simple
  • doubling present participle
  • doubles third person singular

Variantes phrasaldouble overdouble up

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