two way
/ˈtuːˌweɪ/
noun
- A two-way radio or communication device.
- The pilot spoke into the two-way to contact the control tower.
- We used a two-way to coordinate the search party in the forest.
- The security guard carried a two-way to report any incidents.
adjective
- Allowing movement, communication, or operation in two opposite directions.
- The negotiation was a two-way conversation where both sides shared their ideas.
- Be careful crossing the street — it's a two-way road with traffic coming from both sides.
- We installed a two-way radio so the hikers could stay in touch with base camp.
- Involving mutual action or exchange between two people or groups.
- Learning a language is a two-way process: you have to listen and speak.
- A healthy friendship is a two-way relationship built on trust and respect.
- The partnership was a two-way benefit, helping both companies grow.
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