duo
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- noun
- /ˈduːoʊ/
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dúo
- They are the best New England folk duo I've ever heard.
- a father-son duo
They're a father and son duo from San Marcos, TX.
- They're a father and son duo from San Marcos, TX.
- They are the best New England folk duo I've ever heard.
- Well straight away I'd I'd done a duo with SHO Shallow, music duo.
- I mean, both together are the duo of chaos and destruction, in my opinion.
Examples
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They're a father and son duo from San Marcos, TX.
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They are the best New England folk duo I've ever heard, captivating the audience with their harmonies.
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Nobody knew us when we were a duo.
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"Have you ever heard of a folk duo called Five and Dime?" he asked.
Fiction book (2000) -
We're buddies, we're pals, we're partners, we're a duo.
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The brother-sister duo have brought their hay game tonight.
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Last year, the father-son duo represented Rod Blagojevich, the former Illinois governor, in his high-profile fraud and corruption trial.
Academic text (2011) -
I love watching this father-son duo because they always perform together so well.
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Janice Karman and Ross Bagdasarian are the duo behind the beloved animated series featuring Alvin and the Chipmunks.
Synonyms
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1.0
Two matching things considered together, like two socks
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3.2
Two people who do things together, like walking or dancing
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Two people who play music together as a group
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Etymology
The word duo comes from the Latin duo, meaning 'two', and is used for two people who perform or work together. That's why a comedy duo or a musical duo is simply two people acting as a pair.