two-pronged

UK
/ˌtuː ˈprɒŋd/
US
/ˌtu ˈprɑːŋd/

Translations

two-prongedadjective
UK
/ˌtuː ˈprɒŋd/
US
/ˌtu ˈprɑːŋd/
He used a two-pronged fork to pick up the meat.
Он использовал двухзубую вилку, чтобы поднять мясо.
The company adopted a two-pronged approach to solve the problem.
Компания применила двусторонний подход для решения проблемы.
two-prongedpast participle
UK
/ˌtuː ˈprɒŋd/
US
/ˌtu ˈprɑːŋd/
Morphologically a past participle adjective derived from 'prong', used attributively (e.g., 'a two-pronged approach').

Definitions

two-prongedadjective
Having two distinct parts, aspects, or elements.
The company launched a two-pronged strategy to increase sales and improve customer service.
Having two physical prongs or projections, often referring to tools or objects.
He used a two-pronged fork to pick up the salad.
two-prongedpast participle
Having two prongs or figuratively consisting of two coordinated parts or approaches.
The committee recommended a two-pronged solution combining legislation and public education.