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twinned

UK
/twɪnd/
US
/twɪnd/

Translations

twinnedadjective
more twinned
Comp.
most twinned
Super.
UK
/twɪnd/
US
/twɪnd/
jumeléSe dit surtout de deux éléments associés par paire, notamment pour des villes, bâtiments ou structures.
The twinned cities have a strong cultural exchange program.
Les villes jumelées ont un solide programme d’échange culturel.
gémellairePour ce qui est lié à des jumeaux ou à l’existence d’un jumeau.
The twinned siblings were inseparable throughout their childhood.
Les frères et sœurs gémellaires étaient inséparables pendant toute leur enfance.
Additional translations
macléTerme de cristallographie.
Synonyms
double
matched
coupled
paired
complementary
duo
twinverb

twinned

Past Simple

twinned
Past Simple
twinned
Past Participle
twinning
Gerund
jumelerAu sens de rapprocher ou d’associer étroitement, notamment pour des villes ou des institutions.
The two cities decided to twin in order to promote cultural exchange.
Les deux villes ont décidé de jumeler leurs liens afin de promouvoir les échanges culturels.
dupliquerAu sens de reproduire ou faire correspondre exactement.
The designer twinned the fabric patterns for a seamless look.
Le designer a dupliqué les motifs du tissu pour obtenir un rendu homogène.
Additional translations
jumelerAu sens de former une paire ou un couple.
Synonyms
copy
duplicate
pair
match
replicate

Definitions

twinnedadjective
Closely associated or paired with something else, often in a way that is complementary or similar.
The twinned cities have a strong cultural exchange program.
Consisting of two identical or similar parts.
The twinned towers were a prominent feature of the city's skyline.
Having a twin or being one of a pair of twins.
The twinned siblings were inseparable throughout their childhood.
In crystallography, formed of two or more crystals that have grown together in a symmetrical fashion.
Under the microscope, the mineral appeared as a cluster of finely twinned crystals.
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.
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