two [tuː] sustantivo (pl twos)dos (m) - to break/fold something in two -> romper/doblar algo en dos
- to walk in twos, to walk two by two -> caminar de dos en dos
- to put two and two together (sentido figurado) -> atar cabos
- that makes two of us (familiar) -> ya somos dos
- two percent milk -> leche (f) semidesnatada (Estados Unidos)
adjetivodos ; see also eight
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two [tu]adjetivo & sustantivoDos.- Two and two -> dos a dos
- To kill two birds with one stone -> matar dos pájaros de un tiro
- Two-legged animal -> animal bípedo o de dos pies
- Two-clef -> bífido, hendido en dos
- Two-faced -> de dos caras; doble, no sincero, disimulado
- Two-horse -> de dos caballos, tirado por dos caballos; de la fuerza de dos caballos
- Two-edged -> que tiene dos filos o cortes
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two [tuː]
adjective
pronoun
dos that makes two of us ya somos dos
noun
(numeral) dos; (m) to break sth in two romper algo en dos; partir algo por la mitad
two by two in twos de dos en dos
to arrive in twos and threes llegar dos o tres a la vez
they're/you're two of a kind son/sois tal para cual
to put two and two together atar cabos
two's company, three's a crowd dos son compañía, tres son multitud "Could I come?" Nancy asked. Two's company, three's a crowd," Anna said. You had to be direct with Nancy "Come with us." "No, thanks," she said, "two's company."
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