duplex
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British pronunciation
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Definition & Meaning of "duplex"in English

Duplex
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an apartment with two floors each with its own rooms connected by an internal staircase

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The lower unit of the duplex has a spacious living room and kitchen, while the upper unit has bedrooms and a study.
02

a residential building that contains two separate living units or residences, typically stacked on top of each other or side by side

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What is a "duplex"?

A duplex is a building that contains two separate living units, which are usually located either one above the other or side by side. Each unit has its own entrance, and the two units may share a wall or floor and ceiling. Duplexes are often used as rental properties, with one unit occupied by the owner and the other rented out, or both units may be rented. They offer more privacy than apartments while still allowing residents to be close to their neighbors. Duplexes are common in urban and suburban areas, providing a balance of space and affordability.

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The duplex had two separate apartments, each with its own entrance.
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a residential building divided into two separate living units that share a common wall

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They bought a duplex so that each family could have its own space.
duplex
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(of a flat or apartment) arranged over two floors

duplex definition and meaning
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They bought a duplex flat with bedrooms upstairs.
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capable of transmitting or receiving signals in both directions at the same time

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Satellite links often require duplex channels.
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composed of two distinct parts

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The machine has a duplex mechanism for increased reliability.
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(of a house) joined to another house by a shared wall on one side, typically containing two separate living units

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He lives in a duplex house, with one side rented out to tenants.
to duplex
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to convert or modify a building into a duplex, creating two separate living units

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The homeowner decided to duplex the old single-family house.
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