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1. (adj.) twosome
consisting of two; twofold.
2. twosome
performed or played by two persons.
3. (n.) twosome
two together or in company; couple; duo.
4. twosome
a golf match between two persons.
Etymology: (1325–75)
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1. (noun) couple, pair, twosome, twain, brace, span, yoke, couplet, distich, duo, duet, dyad, duad
two items of the same kind
2. (noun) couple, twosome, duo, duet
a pair who associate with one another
"the engaged couple"; "an inseparable twosome"
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Sense: two people; a couple
They usually travel in a twosome.
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 Afrikaans: paartjie |
 Arabic: إثْنان، شَخْصان |
 Bulgarian: двойка |
 Brazilian: par |
 Czech: dvojice |
 German: das Paar |
 Danish: par |
 Greek: σε ζευγάρι, δυο δυο |
 Spanish: pareja |
 Estonian: paar |
 Farsi: دو نفر؛ دو نفری |
 Finnish: pari |
 French: paire, couple |
 Hebrew: זוּג |
 Hindi: दो साथी |
 Croatian: dvoje, par |
 Hungarian: pár; kétszemélyes |
 Indonesian: sepasang |
 Icelandic: par |
 Italian: due, coppia |
 Japanese: ２人組 |
 Korean: 2인조 |
 Lithuanian: dvejetas; dviese |
 Latvian: divatā |
 Malay: pasangan |
 Dutch: tweetal |
 Norwegian: par(vis) |
 Polish: dwójka (ludzi), para |
 Persian: دو نفر؛ دو نفری |
 Pashto: دوه نفری |
 Portuguese: par |
 Romanian: pereche, cuplu |
 Russian: пара |
 Slovak: dvojica |
 Slovenian: dvojica |
 Serbian: par |
 Swedish: par |
 Thai: สองคน |
 Turkish: çift, ikili |
 Taiwanese: (表示)兩人一組 |
 Ukrainian: пара |
 Urdu: جوڑا |
 Vietnamese: hai người |
 Chinese: （表示）两人一组 |
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