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double Meaning in Portuguese (double significado em português)

adjectiveduplo
verbduplicar
nounduplo
Sinônimos:dobroparréplica
duplo in English:double
IPA:ˈdu.plu
Phonetic:dúplo
Plural: doubles
Gender:Masculino
Quick Answer • Resumo

O significado de double em português é duplo, duplicar. (Composto por duas partes idênticas ou semelhantes; o dobro da quantidade, tamanho ou força.)

Definitions of Double

  1. 1
    adjective
    duplo

    Consisting of two identical or similar parts; twice the amount, size, or strength.

    Composto por duas partes idênticas ou semelhantes; o dobro da quantidade, tamanho ou força.

  2. 2
    verb
    duplicar

    To make or become twice as much or as many.

    Tornar ou tornar-se o dobro em quantidade ou número.

  3. 3
    noun
    duplo

    A person or thing that is exactly like another; a look-alike.

    Uma pessoa ou coisa que é exatamente igual a outra; um sósia.

Example Sentences

casual

“He ordered a double espresso to stay awake.”

Ele pediu um expresso duplo para ficar acordado.

business

“The company plans to double its profits this year.”

A empresa planeja duplicar seus lucros este ano.

casual

“She saw her double across the street and was surprised.”

Ela viu seu duplo do outro lado da rua e ficou surpresa.

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Synonyms (Sinônimos)

In Portuguese:

dobroparréplica

In English:

dualtwinduplicatetwofold

Antonyms (Antônimos)

In Portuguese:

simplesúnico

In English:

singlehalf

Inflected Word Forms

third person singulardoubles
past tensedoubled
gerunddoubling
noundoublet
adverbdoubly

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

double-checkcollocation

To check something again to ensure it is correct or safe.

double-crossphrasal_verb

To betray someone with whom one is supposedly cooperating.

double takeexpression

A delayed reaction to a surprising or unusual sight, typically involving looking away briefly and then looking back.