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Double
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double, un double
a number or quantity that is twice as large or much as another, or twice the original amount
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double, sosie
a person who bears a close resemblance to a famous individual, often used as a stand-in or impersonator
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doublure
a person who substitutes for an actor in a film, typically during scenes that involves nude or dangerous scenes
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double, sosie
a person who looks exactly like another living person, often seen as an omen or supernatural phenomenon
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double, deuxième base
a type of base hit in baseball where the batter reaches second base safely after hitting the ball
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double, double (en bridge)
(in bridge) a call made by a player to increase the stakes of the current bid, often used to challenge the opponents' bid or to indicate that they expect the opponents' contract to fail
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doublé
two victories in the same sport within two different competitions during the same season
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double, double saisonnier
victories in both the home and away matches against the same team within a single season or competition
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doublure, double couche
a part that is folded or laid over another part, creating an overlapping or reinforcing layer
to double
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doubler
to experience a twofold increase
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doubler, faire double emploi
to serve two purposes or functions simultaneously
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plier, replier
to fold or bend something, such as paper or cloth, so that it creates two layers or halves
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se précipiter, courir rapidement
to run or move quickly to reach a destination
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doubler, contourner
to sail around a headland or a cape, usually to navigate past a coastal point
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doubler, frapper un double
to hit a baseball in such a way that the batter safely reaches second base, earning a two-base hit
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doubler, doublé
(in the game of bridge) to make a bid that challenges the opponents' bid, either to increase the stakes or to request a specific card or suit
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doubler, faire une bande
(in snooker) to pot a ball by bouncing it off a cushion before it reaches the pocket
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doubler
to play two distinct roles or characters in the same production or piece
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jouer en même temps, doubler
to play two or more musical instruments, often within the same performance or piece
double
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double, doublon
(of letters and numbers) referring to the same letter or number occurring consecutively, one immediately following the other
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double, plié en deux
folded in two, creating two layers or halves
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double, duel
possessing two contrasting qualities or features
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double
designed or intended for two people or things, often providing space or function for both
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double, épanoui
(of flowers) has extra petals, often resulting in a fuller, more layered appearance compared to a single flower of the same species
double
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double
used to indicate that something has increased twice in number, amount, or extent
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ensemble, à deux
used to refers to two people or things being together or paired, often in a situation meant for one
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en avant et vers le bas, couché en avant
used to mean that someone or something moves in a downward and forward direction simultaneously
double
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Exemple
We booked a double for our weekend getaway, ensuring ample space for both of us to relax and unwind.
For the action sequence, the director brought in a double to handle the more challenging stunts.
The design called for a double in the collar to give it extra thickness and durability.
The seamstress created a double by folding the fabric over itself for added strength.
He had a productive at-bat with a double in the gap
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