doubles
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- noun
- /ˈdʌbəlz/
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dobles
- Make it to the Doubles Championship at the USTA Invitational.
- Women's doubles
- Doubles title
We played tennis together in a Double S tournament one time.
- We played tennis together in a Double S tournament one time.
- Renee Stubbs is a former, like, Grand Slam tennis champion, double S champion from Australia.
- Obviously, Emma Stone and Steve Crown must have had tennis double S, right?
- You're playing a sport, you're playing the same sport, but are you playing singles or double s?
- Try to do more double S and less singles because you can you can play them faster.
Examples
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In the final match, the team won the doubles championship title after an intense battle on the court.
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The Master Men's Doubles is underway and will be sure to be a tight race.
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2:33 p.m.: Cambridge Boat Club takes the gold and silver in the Master Women's Doubles.
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The Craftsbury Sculling Center's Tom Graves and Peter Graves took the title of Head of the Charles in the Championship Men's Doubles.
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2:15 p.m.: Greg Benning and Jay Manson of Cambridge Boat Club beat the record holders, Mike Smith and Dan Gorriaran, for the gold medal in the Master Men's Doubles.
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The friends decided to partner up for the upcoming doubles tournament at their local tennis club.
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During the game, their communication improved, leading them to win several points in the doubles competition.
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Etymology
The word doubles comes from double, an old word meaning 'two', the same idea you see in duo. That's why in sports doubles means a match with two players on each side, or two people per team.