two-part form
nounUK /ˌtuː pɑːt ˈfɔːm/
US /ˌtuː pɑːrt ˈfɔːrm/
A two-part form is something made of two separate pieces that go together.
The song has a two-part form, with a slow beginning and a fast ending.
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2. A musical piece with two main sections, often labeled A and B.
The short piano piece is in two-part form, so it plays an A section and then a B section.
3. A test or lesson split into two separate parts.
The exam used a two-part form: first multiple choice, then a written answer.
4. A shape or design made from two connected pieces.
The kite has a two-part form, with a frame and a fabric cover.