double in Latin
double in Latin is binus, duplex, duplus — double means twice the usual size, amount, or number, or consisting of two matching parts.
double in Latin
binus
Of twice the quantity.
duplex
Of twice the quantity.
duplus
Of twice the quantity.
duplicō
(transitive) To multiply by two.
What does "double" mean?
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adj Twice the usual size, amount, or number, or consisting of two matching parts.
"We ordered a double espresso to stay awake for the drive."
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verb To make or become twice as large.
"The company doubled its profits within two years."
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noun A person who closely resembles and can stand in for another, often in film for dangerous stunts.
"The actress used a stunt double for the car chase scene."
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double in a sentence
- We ordered a double espresso to stay awake for the drive.
- The hotel room came with a double bed.
- The company doubled its profits within two years.
- Prices have doubled since the pandemic began.
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What is "double" in Latin?
"double" in Latin is binus, duplex, duplus. double means: Twice the usual size, amount, or number, or consisting of two matching parts.
How do you use "double" in a sentence?
Example: "We ordered a double espresso to stay awake for the drive." In Latin, "double" is binus, duplex, duplus.
Are there other ways to say "double" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "double": binus, duplex, duplus, duplicō.
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