| 单词 | dual |
| 释义 | dual /dooˈ or dūˈəl/adjective
(du'alling; du'alled) to make (a road) into dual carriageway ORIGIN: L duālis, from duo two dūˈad noun
dūˈalin noun An explosive mixture of sawdust, saltpetre and nitroglycerine dūˈalism noun (philosophy) The view that seeks to explain the world by the assumption of two radically independent and absolute elements, eg (1) the doctrine of the entire separation of spirit and matter, opp to idealism and materialism, and (2) the doctrine of two distinct principles of good and evil, or of two divine beings of these characters dūˈalist noun A believer in dualism dūalisˈtic adjective
dūalisˈtically adverb duality /dū-alˈi-ti/ noun
dūˈally adverb dūˈarchy noun A non-standard form of diarchy duˈal band adjective Denoting a mobile phone that is capable of operating on two frequency bands dual carriageway noun A road consisting of two separated parts, each for use of traffic in one direction only dual control noun Joint control or jurisdiction duˈal-control adjective Able to be operated by either or both of two persons duˈal-density adjective (computing) Same as double-density (see under double) dual monarchy noun
dual nationality noun The state or fact of being a citizen of two countries dual personality noun A condition in which the same individual shows at different times two very different characters duˈal-priced adjective (stock exchange) Of trading, in which buyers and sellers deal at different prices dual pricing noun Differential pricing duˈal-purˈpose adjective
dual school noun One for both boys and girls |
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