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two-way

/ˈtuː.weɪ/

Tradução: Descreve algo que permite movimento, comunicação ou interação nos dois sentidos; também se refere a algo que envolve duas partes ou que funciona nas duas direções.

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adjective

/ˈtuː.weɪ/B1formal
  • ptDescreve algo que permite movimento, comunicação ou interação nos dois sentidos; também se refere a algo que envolve duas partes ou que funciona nas duas direções.

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

  1. Mutual or reciprocalB2formal

    Involving or supported by both sides equally.

    ptRecíproco

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbilateralcorrelativemutualreciprocalreturn

    Antônimosone-wayunilateral

  2. Involving two parts or elementsB2formal

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

    ptBilateral

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbilateraldoubledualmutualpairedreciprocaltwo-sided

  3. Operating in two directionsB1formal

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

    ptBidirecional

    • 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.

    Sinônimosbidirectionalreciprocal

    Antônimosone-wayunidirectional

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