two-part
adjectiveUK /ˌtuː ˈpɑːt/
US /ˌtuː ˈpɑːrt/
Made of two separate pieces or sections.
The puzzle is a two-part game with a board and cards.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Happening in two stages or steps.
The test was a two-part exam with a written and spoken section.
3. Shared by or involving two people or groups.
They signed a two-part agreement to work together.
4. Having two roles or functions.
The gadget is a two-part tool that cuts and opens bottles.