two-edged in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for two-edged in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

two-edged [ˌtuːˈedʒd] ADJ

two-edged (having two cutting edges)

с две остриета

two-edged fig (having two interpretations)

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Translations for two-edged in the Bulgarian»English Dictionary

две <двѐте> NUM

две

two

две думи на кръст не мога да кажа inf

be unable to put two words together

две не виждам inf

be dog-tired

две не виждам inf

be dead on one's feet

зная две и двеста inf

cut one's coat according to one's cloth

като две и две четири inf (точно, ясно)

sth is a piece of cake

като две и две четири inf (точно, ясно)

(as) easy as pie

на две крачки inf (съвсем близо)

a few steps away

нож с две остриета fig

two-edged [or double-edged] sword

нося две дини под една мишница inf

run after two hares

подписвам с две ръце inf

(as) sure as hell

подписвам с две ръце inf

(as) sure as eggs is eggs

правя се на две и половина inf

pretend not to understand

приличаме си като две капки вода inf

(as) alike [or like] as two peas (in a pod)

с две думи inf (казано накратко)

in a nutshell

с две думи inf (казано накратко)

to cut a long story short

с две леви ръце fig

be all fingers and thumbs

строявам в две редици fig

put one's foot down

цепя стотинката на две inf

flay [or skin] a flint

See also два

два <два̀та> NUM м, две <двѐте> NUM ж и ср

два

two

затъвам с двата крака inf

be in hot water

от два стола на земята inf

fall between two stools

свързвам двата края inf (преживявам)

make (both) ends meet

с един куршум два заека inf

kill two birds with one stone

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Now, as they reach retirement, the word "lucky" has become two-edged.

www.independent.co.uk

Each radiole has paired side branches making a two-edged comb for filter feeding.

en.wikipedia.org

There is a strange two-edged effect here.

www.dailymail.co.uk

It has flattened stems that are two-edged and can grow up to 1.5 ft tall.

en.wikipedia.org

It also creates a sort of two-edged cultural imperialism.

www.telegraph.co.uk