Dual
21dual — dùāl m <G duála> DEFINICIJA lingv. gramatički broj (različit od jednine i množine) koji u deklinaciji i konjugaciji iskazuje 2, katkada 3 ili 4 bića, odn. predmeta kao združena; dvojina ETIMOLOGIJA lat. dualis: koji se sastoji od dva, koji… …
22dual — [adj] two fold bifold, binal, binary, coupled, double, doubleheader, duple, duplex, duplicate, matched, paired, twin; concept 762 …
23dual — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ consisting of two parts, elements, or aspects. DERIVATIVES dualize (also dualise) verb dually adverb. ORIGIN Latin dualis, from duo two …
24dual — adj., n., & v. adj. 1 of two; twofold. 2 divided in two; double (dual ownership). 3 Gram. (in some languages) denoting two persons or things (additional to singular and plural). n. (also dual number) Gram. a dual form of a noun, verb, etc. v.tr.… …
25Dual — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Sur les autres projets Wikimedia : « Dual », sur le Wiktionnaire (dictionnaire universel) …
26dual — (Del lat. dualis, binario.) ► adjetivo 1 Que tiene dos aspectos o partes: ■ elemento dual; sistema dual. ► adjetivo/ sustantivo masculino 2 LINGÜÍSTICA Se aplica al número gramatical que tienen algunas lenguas para indicar que la palabra se… …
27dual — du|al [ duəl ] adjective only before noun * used about things that have two similar aspects, parts, or functions: This car is fitted with dual exhaust. dual purpose/function: a dual purpose exercise which develops strength and flexibility a.… …
28Dual — Der Begriff Dual (von lat. dualis „zwei enthaltend“) bezeichnet: Dualraum in der Linearen Algebra Dual (Grammatik), in der Grammatik die Zweizahl (neben Einzahl und Mehrzahl), Dualsystem, ein Zahlensystem in der Mathematik Dual (Unternehmen),… …
29Dual-S — Le Dual S est un récepteur/décodeur de programmes télévisés, radios et services multimédias exploité par certaines chaînes à péage (notamment les bouquets Canal+/Canalsat) et adapté à la télédiffusion numérique en Haute Définition via satellite.… …
30dual — du|al [ˈdju:əl US ˈdu:əl] adj [only before noun] [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: dualis, from duo two ] having two of something or two parts dual role/purpose/function ▪ The bridge has a dual role, carrying both road and rail. ▪ a dual system… …
