dual-form

adjective

UK /ˈdjuːəl fɔːm/

US /ˈduːəl fɔːrm/

Having two different shapes or ways it can be.

The toy has a dual-form design that changes from a car into a robot.

SYNONYMS

twofold double dual two-part binary

RELATED WORDS

dual form two-in-one transformable biform

OTHER MEANINGS

2. Existing in two grammatical forms, such as singular and plural.

Some languages use a dual-form pronoun for exactly two people.

3. A thing that can appear or work in two separate ways.

The app is a dual-form tool that works as both a map and a compass.

4. Having two distinct versions or editions.

The book was released in a dual-form edition, with a print copy and an audio copy.