tandem
/ˈtændəm/
adjective
- Having two seats or components arranged one behind the other.
- They bought a tandem kayak for their lake trips.
- A tandem parachute jump lets a beginner fly with an instructor.
- The tandem trailer carried two boats.
Antonyms
adverb
- One behind the other; in a tandem arrangement.
- The ducks swam tandem across the pond.
- The children walked tandem along the narrow path.
- The cars were parked tandem in the driveway.
Antonyms
noun
- A bicycle built for two people, one behind the other.
- The couple pedaled their tandem up the gentle hill.
- My sister and I rode a tandem along the beach path.
- They bought a tandem so they could cycle together despite their different speeds.
- A group of two people or things working together or arranged one behind the other.
- A tandem of horses pulled the carriage through the park.
- The two lawyers worked in tandem to win the case.
- The software and hardware operate in tandem for better performance.