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dúo
duo
The Spanish word 'dúo' translates to 'duo' in English. In both languages, it refers to a pair of people or things that are similar or associated in some way. It is commonly used to refer to a pair of individuals working together in the same activity, especially musicians, singers, or dancers.
Example sentences using: dúo
Los compositores crearon un dúo instrumental.
The composers created an instrumental duo.
In this example, the phrase refers to two musicians who are creating music together as a group, which is commonly known as a duo in both English and Spanish.
El dúo de baile ganó la competencia.
The dance duo won the competition.
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El dúo de hermanos dirige el negocio.
The brother duo runs the business.
In this example, the duo mentioned is a pair of brothers who manage a business. The term 'duo' here refers to two people working together, in this case, siblings running a company.