dos dues  num 

1. 2 | [Roman] II | two | deuce

dos m 

jocs 

1. deuce

dos mf 

basquetbol 

1. shooting guard | two | two guard | off guard

nàutica 

1. two

un-dos m 

esports 

1. deflected pass | give and go | wall pass

dos mil dues mil  num 

1. 2,000 | two thousand | [unusual] twenty hundred

els dos les dues  det 

1. both

tots dos totes dues  pron 

1. both

dos cops adv 

1. twice

tots dos totes dues  det 

1. both

dos-cents dues-centes  num 

1. 200 | [Roman] CC | two hundred

dos punts mp 

tipografia 

1. colon

dos-centè dos-centena  adj 

1. 200th | two-hundredth

vint-i-dos vint-i-dues  num 

1. 22 | [Roman] XXII | twenty-two

trenta-dos trenta-dues  num 

1. 32 | [Roman] XXXII | thirty-two

noranta-dos noranta-dues  num 

1. 92 | [Roman] XCII | ninety-two

setanta-dos setanta-dues  num 

1. 72 | [Roman] LXXII | seventy-two

vuitanta-dos vuitanta-dues  num 

1. 82 | [Roman] LXXXII | eighty-two

seixanta-dos seixanta-dues  num 

1. 62 | [Roman] LXII | sixty-two

huitanta-dos huitanta-dues  num 

1. 82 | [Roman] LXXXII | eighty-two

dos mil cent num 

1. 2,100 | two thousand one hundred | [colloquial] twenty-one hundred

quaranta-dos quaranta-dues  num 

1. 42 | [Roman] XLII | forty-two

dos sota par m 

esports 

1. eagle

tocar el dos v intr 

1. to escape | to flee | to fly | to get away | to get by | to get off | to get out | to take flight
2. to run away | to run | to flee | to escape | to break away | to head for the hills | to take to the woods | [informal] to scat | [UK informal] to scarper | to turn tail | [informal old] to lam | [US informal] to hightail it | [informal] to bunk | [US informal] to fly the coop
3. to break loose | to escape | to flee | to get away | to run away

tocar el dos expr 

1. to make a quick exit

mil dos-cents mil dues-centes  num 

1. 1,200 | one thousand two hundred | [colloquial] twelve hundred

a dos dits de prep 

1. on the verge of | on the brink of | on the edge of | on the point of | on the threshold of

a dos pams de prep 

1. on the verge of | on the brink of | on the edge of | on the point of | on the threshold of

cinquanta-dos cinquanta-dues  num 

1. 52 | [Roman] LII | fifty-two

de dos en dos adv 

1. two by two

cada dos anys adv 

1. every other year
2. every two years

cada dos dies adv 

1. every other day

entre dos focs adv 

1. between a rock and a hard place | [literary] between Scylla and Charybdis

en fila de dos adv 

1. two abreast

de dos vessants adj 

1. pointed

sis mil dos-cents num 

1. 6,200 | six thousand two hundred | [colloquial] sixty-two hundred

set mil dos-cents num 

1. 7,200 | seven thousand two hundred | [colloquial] seventy-two hundred

dos mil nou-cents num 

1. 2,900 | two thousand nine hundred | [colloquial] twenty-nine hundred

dos mil dos-cents num 

1. 2,200 | two thousand two hundred | [colloquial] twenty-two hundred

dos mil set-cents num 

1. 2,700 | two thousand seven hundred | [colloquial] twenty-seven hundred

nou mil dos-cents num 

1. 9,200 | nine thousand two hundred | [colloquial] ninety-two hundred

dos mil sis-cents num 

1. 2,600 | two thousand six hundred | [colloquial] twenty-six hundred

aire de dos temps m 

esports 

1. pace of two time | trot

arma de dos talls f 

1. double-edged sword

dos mil huit-cents num 

1. 2,900 | two thousand nine hundred | [colloquial] twenty-nine hundred

huit mil dos-cents num 

1. 8,200 | eight thousand two hundred | [colloquial] eighty-two hundred

dos mil cinc-cents num 

1. 2,500 | two thousand five hundred | [colloquial] twenty-five hundred

tres mil dos-cents num 

1. 3,200 | three thousand two hundred | [colloquial] thirty-two hundred

vuit mil dos-cents num 

1. 8,200 | eight thousand two hundred | [colloquial] eighty-two hundred

dos mil tres-cents num 

1. 2,300 | two thousand three hundred | [colloquial] twenty-three hundred

dos mil vuit-cents num 

1. 2,800 | two thousand eight hundred | [colloquial] twenty-eight hundred

cinc mil dos-cents num 

1. 5,200 | five thousand two hundred | [colloquial] fifty-two hundred

dos animals junyits mp 

1. yoke | span

treure amb dos dits v tr 

1. to tweak

agafar amb dos dits v tr 

1. to tweak

quatre mil dos-cents num 

1. 4,200 | four thousand two hundred | [colloquial] forty-two hundred

dos mil quatre-cents num 

1. 2,400 | two thousand four hundred | [colloquial] twenty-four hundred

tramvia de dos pisos m 

vehicle 

1. double-decker

autobús de dos pisos m 

vehicle 

1. double-decker | double-deck bus | double-decked bus | double-decker bus | [UK] double-deck coach | [UK] double-decker coach

autocar de dos pisos m 

vehicle 

1. double-decker | double-deck bus | double-decked bus | double-decker bus | [UK] double-deck coach | [UK] double-decker coach

tocar el dos sense pagar expr 

1. [UK informal] to do a moonlight flit

tots dos bàndols polítics expr 

1. both sides of the aisle

ningú amb dos dits de seny... expr 

1. no one in their right mind...

el qui té dos i gasta u, no ha de menester res de ningú expr 

1. waste not, want not

Exemples d’ús (fonts externes)

Two members for each house of assembly, or provincial convention.	Dos membres per cada cambra assembleària o convenció provincial.
Font: riurau-editors
A committee of twenty-six members of Congress, viz., two for each colony.	Un comitè de vint-i-sis membres del congrés, a saber, dos per colònia.
Font: riurau-editors
Or, if more convenient, the representatives may be chosen in two or three of the most populous parts thereof.	O, si convé més, els representants poden ser elegits en dos o tres dels llocs més poblats.
Font: riurau-editors
The artful and hypocritical letter which appeared a few months ago in two of the New York papers, and likewise in two others, is an evidence that there are men who want either judgment or honesty.	L’astuta i sagaç carta que aparegué fa pocs mesos en dos dels periòdics de Nova York, i així mateix en dos més, és una prova que hi ha homes a qui els manca o bé el judici o bé l’honestedat.
Font: riurau-editors
Two minutes, two minutes, two minutes.	Dos minuts, dos minuts, dos minuts.
Font: TedTalks
In both these cases the public becomes a prey to every miscreant, who can tamper successfully with the follies either of age or infancy.	En aquests dos casos el públic esdevé presa de qualsevol pocavergonya que puga manipular amb èxit les follies de l’edat o la infantesa.
Font: riurau-editors
Two young men jumping over two big wood logs.	Dos joves salten sobre dos troncs grans.
Font: Covost2
I have two children, from two different marriages.	Tinc dos fills, de dos matrimonis diferents.
Font: MaCoCu
Two big cigars and they’re both lit!	Dos grans cigars i tots dos estan encesos.
Font: Covost2
He has been married twice and has two sons.	S’ha casat dos cops i té dos fills.
Font: Covost2
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