twofold 音標拼音: [t'uf'old]
a . 兩倍的,兩重的
ad . 兩倍地,兩重地
兩倍的,兩重的兩倍地,兩重地
twofold adv 1 :
by a factor of two ; "
the price increased twofold last year " [
synonym : {
twofold }, {
two times }]
adj 1 :
having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities ; "
a double (
or dual )
role for an actor "; "
the office of a clergyman is twofold ;
public preaching and private influence "-
R .
W .
Emerson ; "
every episode has its double and treble meaning "-
Frederick Harrison [
synonym :
{
double }, {
dual }, {
twofold }, {
two -
fold }, {
treble },
{
threefold }, {
three -
fold }]
2 :
twice as great or many ; "
ate a double portion "; "
the dose is doubled "; "
a twofold increase " [
synonym : {
double }, {
doubled },
{
twofold }, {
two -
fold }]
Twofold \
Two "
fold `\,
a . [
Cf . {
Twifold }.]
Double ;
duplicate ;
multiplied by two ;
as ,
a twofold nature ;
a twofold sense ;
a twofold argument .
[
1913 Webster ]
Twofold \
Two "
fold `\,
adv .
In a double degree ;
doubly .
[
1913 Webster ]
40 Moby Thesaurus words for "
twofold ":
Janus -
like ,
ambidextrous ,
as much again ,
bifacial ,
bifold ,
biform ,
bilateral ,
binary ,
binate ,
biparous ,
bivalent ,
conduplicate ,
disomatous ,
double ,
double -
barreled ,
double -
faced ,
doubly ,
dual ,
dualistic ,
dually ,
duple ,
duplex ,
duplicate ,
dyadic ,
geminate ,
geminated ,
paired ,
second ,
secondary ,
twice ,
twice as much ,
twice over ,
twin ,
twinned ,
two times ,
two -
faced ,
two -
level ,
two -
ply ,
two -
sided ,
two -
story
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