two

გამოთქმა: /tuː/

Universal

equivalent to the sum of one and one; one less than three; 2:two years ago a romantic weekend for two in Paris two of Amy’s friends (Roman numeral: ii or II)
a group or unit of two people or things:they would straggle home in ones and twos
two years old:he is only two
two o’clock:the pub closed at two
a size of garment or other merchandise denoted by two.
a playing card or domino with two pips.

a —— or two (or two or three ——): a small but unspecified number:a minute or two had passed
be two a penny: see penny.
in two: in or into two halves or pieces:he tore the piece of paper in two
in two shakes (of a lamb's tail): see shake.
it takes two to tango: see tango¹.
put two and two together: draw an obvious conclusion from what is known or evident.; (put two and two together and make five) draw a plausible but incorrect conclusion from what is known or evident.
that makes two of us: informal one is in the same position or holds the same opinion as the previous speaker:‘I haven’t a clue!’ ‘That makes two of us.’
two by two (or two and two): side by side in pairs: they came aboard two by two
two can play at that game: informal used to assert that one is equally capable of copying another’s strategy, to their disadvantage.
two cents (or two cents' worth): North American informal an unsolicited opinion:Mom got her two cents in
two's company, three's a crowd: two people, especially lovers, should be left alone together.
two heads are better than one: proverb it’s helpful to have the advice or opinion of a second person.

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