twosome
/ˈtuːsəm/ (bre, ipa) · [tˈusəm] /ˈtuːsəm/ (ame, ipa) · [tˈusəm] /ˈtü-səm How to pronounce twosome (audio)/ (ame, mw)
twosome — noun
- twosomesingular
- twosomesplural
1. two people who spend time together, work together, or are closely associated wit
two people who spend time together, work together, or are closely associated with each other
Esteban and Tariq made an energetic twosome on the dance floor all evening.
countable: a twosome that does something together
The design team was a twosome for years before they hired a third member.
A twosome of chefs ran the tiny restaurant kitchen during the lunch rush.
The Watanabe sisters were a familiar twosome at every community meeting.
People often saw that twosome walking their dogs together before sunrise.
文法句型
a twosome that/which ...
a twosome of [people]
用法筆記
Unlike 'couple' or 'pair', 'twosome' emphasises that the two people are seen acting together as a unit rather than just being two individuals.
常見錯誤
2. a golf match that involves two players competing, or a pair of golf players who
a golf match that involves two players competing, or a pair of golf players who go through a course together
The club arranged a friendly twosome between Femi and the new member.
golf-specific: a friendly twosome between two players
Ava and Mei played as a twosome in the afternoon tournament and finished three ahead.
That twosome took nearly four hours to finish the back nine holes.
The golf course allows a twosome to start before the larger groups.
- singles match
a one-on-one match in golf or other sports; narrower than 'twosome'
- two-ball
British golf term for two players playing together
- pair
more general term for two players, not specific to golf
文法句型
play as a twosome
a twosome match
用法筆記
In golf, 'twosome' can refer either to a match between two players or to two players playing together in a larger group. This sense is almost exclusively used in golf contexts.