duo
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2.5
- noun
- /ˈduːoʊ/
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pareja
- At the next register over, a duo of Canadians throw looks her way.
We have their new bronzing duo powder.
- We have their new bronzing duo powder.
- These are the sparkle like a Unicorn nail Polish duo by Nails ink.
- Here comes her dad, Billy, and then father, the first father daughter duo at the Super Bowl.
- Luckily received a golden goat from MTV about being a duo, a best duo.
- This is a lip ombre duo, and this is really cool.
- This is the Tom Ford cream and powder eye color duo thing.
- So this is the touch in soul Metalist liquid foil glitter shadow duo.
Examples
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When Measure R was put to the voters in 2008 and barely passed, the duo promised billions in matching federal funds.
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The famous musical duo performed their latest song at the concert.
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Here comes her dad, Billy, and then father, the first father daughter duo at the Super Bowl.
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I knew they were the perfect duo to complement the project.
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The two towers have won more tournaments than any other duo on the AVP tour.
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There really aren't enough superlatives to describe the effervescent duo of Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood—they're simply the best.
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During class, the teacher paired students into a duo for the activity.
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The comedy duo entertained audiences with their hilarious skits.
Synonyms
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1.0
Two matching things considered together, like two socks
308
1.0
Two things of the same kind considered together
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9.9
Two things of the same kind
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3.2
Two people who do things together, like walking or dancing
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5.1
Two animals or things that form a pair
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7.9
Two people or things that are close and form one unit
Two things of the same kind seen as one
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Etymology
The word duo comes from the Latin duo, meaning 'two', the same idea you see in the English word double. So a 'duo' of bracelets or a famous actor pair means two things or people that belong together.