doubles
Pronunciation: [ˈdʌbəlz]
Word
Context: “games”
(verb) to increase something by two times. It’s like if you have one cookie and you get another one, now you have two cookies. When playing a game, if you 'double' your points, it means you get twice as many points.
Example
She doubles her score in the game by answering all the questions correctly.
Example
He didn't double his points this time, so he ended up with the same score as before.
Example
Can you double your points if you use a special card in the game?
Context: “games”
(noun) a situation in games where players have two of something at the same time, like two dice showing the same number. When you roll the dice in a game and they both show '3', that is called 'doubles'.
Example
He rolled doubles on his turn and got to take another turn.
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She didn't roll doubles, so she couldn't move her game piece forward.
Example
What happens if you roll doubles in this board game?
Context: “relationship”
(noun) a pair of things that are the same. This can be like when you see two friends who look alike or two pairs of shoes that are exactly the same.
Example
The twins wore matching outfits, making them a perfect doubles.
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The two chairs are not doubles because one is red and the other is blue.
Example
Can you find any doubles in my collection of stamps?
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