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I. two [tuː] ADJ

1. two:

two
two [o'clock]
to break sth in two
to cut sth in two
the two of you

Phrases:

to throw in one's two cents worth Am, Aus
to be two of a kind
to put two and two together inf
to put two and two together inf
it takes two to tango prov

II. two [tuː] N

two

I. eight [eɪt] ADJ

half past eight [or Brit inf half eight]

II. eight [eɪt] N

1. eight (number, symbol):

2. eight SPORTS (boat or boat crew):

3. eight CARDS:

4. eight (public transport):

I. 'two-time VB trans inf

to two-time sb [with sb]

II. 'two-time ADJ

two-time

two-'seat·er N (car, sofa)

two-seater

'two-piece N

1. two-piece (suit):

two-piece

2. two-piece (bikini):

two-piece

'two-tiered ADJ

two-tiered (two levels)
two-tiered (two standards)

'two-part ADJ attr

two-part

two-di·'men·sion·al ADJ

two-dimensional pej character, plot

I. 'two-door ADJ attr AUTO

two-door

II. 'two-door N

two-door

'two-faced ADJ pej

two-faced

'two-way ADJ attr

1. two-way (traffic):

two-way

2. two-way mutual:

two-way