twin

UK
/twɪn/
US
/twɪn/

Übersetzungen

twinsubstantiv
twins
Pl.
UK
/twɪn/
US
/twɪn/
The actor met his twin at the event.
Актёр встретил своего двойника на мероприятии.
The twins were inseparable and did everything together.
Близнецы были неразлучны и всё делали вместе.
She has a twin brother.
У неё есть брат-близнец.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
twinadjektiv
UK
/twɪn/
US
/twɪn/
сдвоенныйО двух одинаковых или почти одинаковых частях, обычно в технике.
The twin engines provide extra power to the aircraft.
Сдвоенные двигатели обеспечивают дополнительную мощность самолёту.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
близнецовыйКнижн.; о двух почти одинаковых объектах или частях.
сходныйО тесно связанных или очень похожих явлениях.
парныйО предметах, состоящих из пары одинаковых частей.
twinverb
twinned
Präteritum
twinned
Partizip Perfekt
twinning
Gerundium
сдваиватьО механизмах, узорах и других двух одинаковых частях.
The designer twinned the fabric patterns for a seamless look.
Дизайнер сдвоил узоры ткани для цельного вида.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
побратимитьсяО городах, организациях и т. п.
спариватьО соединении в пару; часто о животных и парных действиях.

Definitionen

twinsubstantiv
One of two children or animals born at the same birth.
The twins were inseparable and did everything together.
Either of two similar or identical things.
The building had a twin on the opposite side of the street.
A person or thing that exactly resembles another.
She found a twin of her favorite dress in a different color.
A crystal or grain composed of two parts that are symmetrical with respect to a plane or axis, formed during the growth process.
Under polarized light the quartz twin was clearly visible.
twinadjektiv
Being one of two offspring produced in the same pregnancy.
The twin brothers were inseparable from birth.
Consisting of two similar or identical parts.
The twin towers dominated the city's skyline.
Closely resembling or corresponding to something else.
The twin issues of poverty and unemployment need to be addressed together.
twinverb
To bring together or associate closely.
The two cities decided to twin in order to promote cultural exchange.
To form a pair or couple.
The dancers twinned perfectly during their performance.
To duplicate or match exactly.
The designer twinned the fabric patterns for a seamless look.
(of an animal) to give birth to twins.
The ewe twinned twice last season, producing four healthy lambs.