Pair
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Pronunciation
- AHD: pâr
- IPA: /peə(r)/
- SAMPA: /pe@(r)/
Homophones
Noun
pair (plural pairs)
- Two similar or identical things taken together.
- I couldn't decide which of the two dresses I preferred, so I bought the pair.
- (followed by of) Two; a couple of.
- Two people in a relationship, partnership or friendship.
- My wife and I make a great pair.
- Used in the names of some objects and garments that have two similar parts or halves.
- a pair of scissors
- a pair of jeans
Translations
Transitive verb
to pair (present participle pairing, past tense and past participle paired)
Related terms
- pair off
- pair up
French
Adjective
pair m (f paire, m plural pairs, f plural paires)
- (number) even
Noun
pair m (plural pairs)