dual in Arabic
dual in Arabic is مُثَنًّى — dual means made up of two parts, or relating to two of something.
dual in Arabic
مُثَنًّى
Pronounced: muṯannan
double
What does "dual" mean?
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adj Made up of two parts, or relating to two of something.
"The device has dual controls so two people can operate it at once."
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verb (British) To upgrade a single-lane road into a dual carriageway.
"The council plans to dual the busy stretch of the A34."
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dual in a sentence
- The device has dual controls so two people can operate it at once.
- She holds dual citizenship in Canada and the UK.
- The council plans to dual the busy stretch of the A34.
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What is "dual" in Arabic?
"dual" in Arabic is مُثَنًّى. dual means: Made up of two parts, or relating to two of something.
How do you pronounce مُثَنًّى?
"dual" in Arabic is مُثَنًّى, pronounced "muṯannan".
How do you use "dual" in a sentence?
Example: "The device has dual controls so two people can operate it at once." In Arabic, "dual" is مُثَنًّى.
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