two

A1 · Beginner Uncountable noun

n. two o'clock.

n. the second hour after midnight or noon.

“The meeting starts at two, so don't be late.”

“By the time the clock struck two, the exhausted students had finally finished their group project.”

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. the written symbol 2.

n. the graphic symbol or digit representing the number two.

日本語:二※

“Write a large number two at the top of the page.”

“The child carefully traced the figure two in the sand with a wooden stick.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Theater Technical

n. a camera shot that shows two people.

n. a 'two shot'; a cinematic technique where the frame encompasses two subjects, usually from the waist up.

“The director asked for a two to show the chemistry between the actors.”

“The cinematographer suggested framing the scene as a tight two to emphasize the growing tension between the protagonists.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a playing card with the number two on it.

n. a playing card in a standard deck featuring two pips.

“He played a two of hearts to start the game.”

“In many card games, the two is the lowest-ranking card unless specific rules designate it as a wild card.”