two-way

two-way
adjective
1) (in both directions) zweibahnig (Verkehrsw.)

‘two-way traffic ahead’ — ‘Achtung Gegenverkehr’

2)

two-way mirror — Einwegspiegel, der

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adjective (able to act, operate, be used etc in two ways or directions: two-way traffic; a two-way radio.) Doppel-...
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ˈtwo-way
adj attr, inv
1. (traffic)
\two-way street/tunnel Straße f/Tunnel m mit Gegenverkehr
2. communication, conversation, exchange, process wechselseitig
negotiations are a \two-way thing Verhandlungen beruhen auf Gegenseitigkeit
\two-way trade deal bilaterales Handelsabkommen
3. ELEC
\two-way switch Wechselschalter m
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two-way adj besonders ELEK, TECH Doppel…, Zweiwege…:
two-way adapter Doppelstecker m;
two-way cock Zweiwegehahn m;
two-way communication Zweiwegverkehr m;
two-way mirror Einwegspiegel m, venezianischer Spiegel;
two-way socket Doppelsteckdose f;
two-way street Straße f mit Gegenverkehr;
friendship is a two-way street Freundschaft beruht auf Gegenseitigkeit oder ist keine Einbahnstraße;
two-way traffic Gegenverkehr m
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adjective
1) (in both directions) zweibahnig (Verkehrsw.)

‘two-way traffic ahead’ — ‘Achtung Gegenverkehr’

2)

two-way mirror — Einwegspiegel, der

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adj.
Zweiwege- präfix.
wechselseitig adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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