duplex
duplex
[ˈdjuːplɛks]
noun
[ˈdjuːplɛks]
noun
- something having two parts, in particular
成对物，成双物，双重物，尤指
■a flat on two floors
复式公寓，占两层楼的公寓套房
■(N. Amer.)a residential building divided into two apartments
(北美)联式房屋，分为两套公寓的住房
■(chiefly N. Amer. & Austral.)a semi-detached house
(主 北美，澳)半独立式房屋
■(Biochemistry)a double-stranded polynucleotide molecule
(生化)双股多（聚）核苷酸分子
- having two parts, in particular
双的，双重的，尤指
(of a flat or room) on two floors.
（公寓或房间）复式的，占两层楼的。
■(chiefly N. Amer. & Austral.)(of a house) semi-detached
(主 北美，澳)（房屋）半独立式的
■(of paper or board) having two differently coloured layers or sides
（纸，卡板纸）双层的，双面的
■(Biochemistry)consisting of two polynucleotide strands linked side by side
(生化)双链体，双螺旋，双股多（聚）核苷酸的
■(of a printer or its software) capable of printing on both sides of the paper
（打印机或其软件）可双面打印的 - (of a communications system, computer circuit, etc.) allowing the transmission of two signals simultaneously in opposite directions
（通信系统或计算机电路等）允许两个信号同时反方向传送的
- mid 16th cent. (as an adjective): from Latin duplex, duplic-, from duo 'two' + plicare 'to fold'. The noun dates from the 1920s
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