dyad
pronunciation
How to pronounce dyad in British English:
UK [ˈdaɪæd]
How to pronounce dyad in American English:
US [ˈdaɪˌæd, -əd]
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- Noun:
- two items of the same kind
Word Origin
- dyad (n.)
- 1670s, from Latin dyad-, stem of dyas, from Greek dyas "the number two, a group of two," from duo "two" (see two). Specific sense in chemistry ("a bivalent element") is by 1865; also used in biology, poetics, mathematics. Related: Dyadic.
Example
- 1. Tall dyad learns synchronous examination questions - arrange combination and application .
- 2. Dyad learns the axial symmetry in the life first .
- 3. As a result , dyad spores formed .
- 4. Perceived risk , product types and word-of-mouth dyad .
- 5. Tall dyad learns the 10th chapter to become independent each other the probability with coinstantaneous incident .