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Meanings of group of two in English

Russian
двойка
Portuguese
díade
Spanish
grupo de dos
Catalan
díada

Set of two entities.

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двойка
Usage of group of two in English
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It's a group of two, the faithful writer and the trusting reader.
The new yorker
2
The fort was a mere group of two or three log-huts.
The Pioneers
3
The group of two dozen who had been assembled for tonight's task chuckled quietly.
World of warcraft: the shattering: prelude to cataclysm
4
You cannot give the whole of yourself to a group of two or more.
Three philosophies of life
5
I have marched as a group of two and in a sea of a millions.
Feminist dot com
6
A group of two hundred prisoners usually marches under the guard of two or three soldiers.
A writer at war: vasily grossman with the red army
7
I have marched as a group of two and in a sea of a millionhundred's of thousands.
Feminist dot com
8
Queen Elizabeth herself and her consort, Prince Justin, headed the small group of two-footed people awaiting her.
War Of Honor
9
Some of those workers joined a group of two dozen supporters to see the locomotive off this morning.
Radio NZ
10
Lewisham, standing, saw a circle of blinking faces turned to the group of two this sizzling light revealed.
Love and Mr. Lewisham
11
Freed from the meeting, Ron addressed a group of two dozen supporters outside the Forrest County Circuit Court building.
The appeal
12
Tenders have been invited for a group of two-storey, three-bedroom homes due to be completed before Christmas at Ballymun.
The Irish Times
13
A group of two.
The Scorch Trials
14
The National Lottery said that "a family group of two" collected the winnings from the company's offices in Dublin.
The Irish Times
15
Looking about him, he perceived, on the farther side, a group of two or three men lying motionless upon the ground.
Taras Bulba, and Other Tales
16
In the second group of two variants for site IV, a change of asparagine to aspartic acid was found at position 481.
Pubmed
Translations for group of two