IPA: /ˈdʌbəl/
KK: /ˈdʌbəl/
Having two parts or elements; designed for two people or things.
They booked a double room for their stay at the hotel.
To increase in amount or number by two times; to become twice as much.
The company's profits doubled last year.
Past: doubled
Past Participle: doubled
A person who replaces another in a performance, especially in scenes that require special skills, like stunts or specific appearances.
The actor used a stunt double for the dangerous scenes in the movie.
To make something twice as much or to increase it by a factor of two.
She decided to double the recipe to serve more guests.
Past: doubled
Past Participle: doubled
Double → It originates from the Latin word 'duplus' (meaning twofold or double), which is formed from 'duo' (meaning two) and the suffix '-plus' (meaning more). The word 'double' refers to something that is twofold or twice as much.
Think of 'two' ('duo') and 'more' ('-plus') to remember that 'double' means two times as much.