two-all UK
/tuː ɔːl/
Definition

Definition of two-all - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

sports scoreUKscore when both sides have two points or goalsUK
  • The match was two-all at halftime.

Adjective

sports scoreUKhaving both sides with two points or goals eachUK
  • The match was two-all at halftime.
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Origin of two-all

English, two (number) + all (everyone)

Terms with two-all included in their meaning

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bowling
the act of knocking down all pins in two bowls
typing method
typing using two fingers instead of all
set theory
set containing all elements of two sets
games
card game for two players to win all cards
set theory
set of all ordered pairs from two sets
math sets
set of all possible pairs from two sets
roof style
relating to a roof with two slopes on all sides
architecture
roof with two slopes on all sides, the lower slope being steeper

Examples of two-all in a sentence

  • The score remained two-all after extra time.
  • The game ended two-all after extra time.
  • The score remained two-all until the final whistle.

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  1. French:deux partout, ...
  2. German:2:2, ausgeglichen, ...
  3. Italian:due a due, pari, ...
  4. Spanish:dos a dos, empatado a dos, ...
  5. Portuguese:empate a dois, empatado a dois, ...
  6. Chinese:二比二, 双方各得两分的, ...
  7. Japanese:2対2, 2対2の, ...
  8. Arabic:تعادل اثنين لاثنين, متعادلان بهدفين, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁתַּיִם שְׁתַּיִם, בִּשְׁוִיּוֹן 2:2, ...
  10. Russian:счёт два-два, счёт 2:2, ...
  11. Ukrainian:два-два, ...
  12. Hindi:दो-दो, बराबरी का, ...
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