dual

Modifies a noun

• carriageway: Carry straight along dual carriageway, pull to right hand lane.
• diagnosis: The practice based module is aimed at staff who are developing into the role of Dual Diagnosis Lead for their area.
• nationality: Many bilingual learners are British citizens or have dual nationality.
• processor: Thanks to support of latest components such as Intel Pentium D dual core processors and DDR2 memory, high performance computers can be assembled.
• candidacy: Danny Alexander asked about dual candidacy ( a question I planted!
• tuner: First, I ordered mine with dual analog tuners.

Modifying Another Word

• only: Outside of these countries, only dual standard ( PAL/NTSC ) DVD players will play PAL DVDs.
• still: Still dual, it skirts the southern end of the city before crossing over the River Hull.
• also: Eastern National 519, a 1960 MW is also dual purpose, but preserved here in bus livery.
• mostly: WASP cluster - a set of mostly dual Xeon workstations mostly used for analyzing SuperWASP data, also includes two single CPU machines.
• currently: I am currently dual booting between Windows 95 and Linux and I have a 56K winmodem install.
• predominantly: Participants were studying in a variety of modes including exclusively distance based, and predominantly dual mode, or face to face mode.

Used with adjective complement

• become: The firm will support and fund the post holder to become dual qualified if the English law qualification has not already been gained.
• have: The claimant had dual US and Irish nationality, and by virtue of his Irish nationality he was a citizen of the European Union.
• hold: The MidReC facilitation team is based in the department with members holding dual MidReC and academic posts.
• allow: Second, on the phone menu, does not allow Dual SIM feature.