Definition of dual-purpose in English:

dual-purpose

adjectiveˌdjuːlˈpəːpəsˈˌd(j)uəl ˈpərpəs

Serving two purposes or functions.
a dual-purpose hand and nail cream
Example sentencesExamples
- In 1972 he and the architect, Hans Hollein, designed a new, dual-purpose museum that would combine the needs of a permanent collection and the requirements of temporary exhibitions.
- Another possible solution may lie with dual-purpose machines.
- His solution was to edge the garden area with a dual-purpose wall to obscure the buffer zone from the house and provide a spot to sit and enjoy the views.
- Well, here's one dual-purpose tool that you shouldn't be without.
- Ireland's neutrality precludes the manufacture of complete weapons systems for export but a growing number of companies are involved in producing sophisticated, dual-purpose electronic equipment that drives military hardware.
- In 1850, Gill's school was replaced by a dual-purpose hall built specially as a school room and chapel on land donated by Thomas Matthews.
- Producers may also need to account for all animals, including dead ones, and feed mills will be scrutinized for cross-contamination of feeds and dual-purpose feedmills may be eliminated.
- One of the former featured dual-purpose, pressurized, stainless-steel tanks that not only held the propellant, but also provided structural rigidity to support the weight of the missile and warhead.
- Pyro staining developers are ideal for photographers who want to make dual-purpose negatives, that is, negatives that print well with both silver papers and with alternative processes such as platinum or palladium.
- In 1905 the Royal Bangkok Sports Club mooted the possibility of introducing squash to the capital by constructing a dual-purpose facility.
- Scientists now report that in mice, a dual-purpose experimental vaccine appears to spur the immune system to disable anthrax's lethal toxin at the same time it kills the bacterium.
- It is a dual-purpose breed (with equal emphasis on meat and wool) and is commonly used in the sheep industry.
- Four years later the site became a dual-purpose manufacturing centre, making both bread and cakes, before the bakery focused on cake production in 1978.
- The Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, which will be the athletics venue for the 2010 games, is also a dual-purpose stadium hosting football.
- Later, the ten fast battleships were in advance of their foreign contemporaries in mounting dual-purpose secondary batteries effective against both antisurface and antiaircraft targets.
- Add to the list a dual-purpose dress that you can wear to the office with a sexy knit (also an essential) slung over it, but which will also make you the belle of the cocktail party when you take your jumper off.
- But even with high explosive dual-purpose projectiles, it lacks sufficient penetration of concrete and masonry.
- He is a fabulous walker with a great appetite for racing and we are very excited about his prospects as a dual-purpose stallion.
- The trigger return spring is also quite a bit heavier than the dual-purpose unit found on the Colts and Remingtons.
- For Martin, the dual-purpose nature of the plan was a major draw.

Definition of dual-purpose in US English:

dual-purpose

adjectiveˈˌd(j)uəl ˈpərpəsˈˌd(y)o͞oəl ˈpərpəs

Serving two purposes or functions.
a dual-purpose hand and nail cream
Example sentencesExamples
- Four years later the site became a dual-purpose manufacturing centre, making both bread and cakes, before the bakery focused on cake production in 1978.
- Scientists now report that in mice, a dual-purpose experimental vaccine appears to spur the immune system to disable anthrax's lethal toxin at the same time it kills the bacterium.
- His solution was to edge the garden area with a dual-purpose wall to obscure the buffer zone from the house and provide a spot to sit and enjoy the views.
- But even with high explosive dual-purpose projectiles, it lacks sufficient penetration of concrete and masonry.
- One of the former featured dual-purpose, pressurized, stainless-steel tanks that not only held the propellant, but also provided structural rigidity to support the weight of the missile and warhead.
- Ireland's neutrality precludes the manufacture of complete weapons systems for export but a growing number of companies are involved in producing sophisticated, dual-purpose electronic equipment that drives military hardware.
- The Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, which will be the athletics venue for the 2010 games, is also a dual-purpose stadium hosting football.
- In 1905 the Royal Bangkok Sports Club mooted the possibility of introducing squash to the capital by constructing a dual-purpose facility.
- In 1850, Gill's school was replaced by a dual-purpose hall built specially as a school room and chapel on land donated by Thomas Matthews.
- Later, the ten fast battleships were in advance of their foreign contemporaries in mounting dual-purpose secondary batteries effective against both antisurface and antiaircraft targets.
- For Martin, the dual-purpose nature of the plan was a major draw.
- Well, here's one dual-purpose tool that you shouldn't be without.
- Add to the list a dual-purpose dress that you can wear to the office with a sexy knit (also an essential) slung over it, but which will also make you the belle of the cocktail party when you take your jumper off.
- In 1972 he and the architect, Hans Hollein, designed a new, dual-purpose museum that would combine the needs of a permanent collection and the requirements of temporary exhibitions.
- Another possible solution may lie with dual-purpose machines.
- It is a dual-purpose breed (with equal emphasis on meat and wool) and is commonly used in the sheep industry.
- The trigger return spring is also quite a bit heavier than the dual-purpose unit found on the Colts and Remingtons.
- Pyro staining developers are ideal for photographers who want to make dual-purpose negatives, that is, negatives that print well with both silver papers and with alternative processes such as platinum or palladium.
- He is a fabulous walker with a great appetite for racing and we are very excited about his prospects as a dual-purpose stallion.
- Producers may also need to account for all animals, including dead ones, and feed mills will be scrutinized for cross-contamination of feeds and dual-purpose feedmills may be eliminated.

单词	dual-purpose
释义	Definition of dual-purpose in English: dual-purpose adjectiveˌdjuːlˈpəːpəsˈˌd(j)uəl ˈpərpəs Serving two purposes or functions. a dual-purpose hand and nail cream Example sentencesExamples In 1972 he and the architect, Hans Hollein, designed a new, dual-purpose museum that would combine the needs of a permanent collection and the requirements of temporary exhibitions. Another possible solution may lie with dual-purpose machines. His solution was to edge the garden area with a dual-purpose wall to obscure the buffer zone from the house and provide a spot to sit and enjoy the views. Well, here's one dual-purpose tool that you shouldn't be without. Ireland's neutrality precludes the manufacture of complete weapons systems for export but a growing number of companies are involved in producing sophisticated, dual-purpose electronic equipment that drives military hardware. In 1850, Gill's school was replaced by a dual-purpose hall built specially as a school room and chapel on land donated by Thomas Matthews. Producers may also need to account for all animals, including dead ones, and feed mills will be scrutinized for cross-contamination of feeds and dual-purpose feedmills may be eliminated. One of the former featured dual-purpose, pressurized, stainless-steel tanks that not only held the propellant, but also provided structural rigidity to support the weight of the missile and warhead. Pyro staining developers are ideal for photographers who want to make dual-purpose negatives, that is, negatives that print well with both silver papers and with alternative processes such as platinum or palladium. In 1905 the Royal Bangkok Sports Club mooted the possibility of introducing squash to the capital by constructing a dual-purpose facility. Scientists now report that in mice, a dual-purpose experimental vaccine appears to spur the immune system to disable anthrax's lethal toxin at the same time it kills the bacterium. It is a dual-purpose breed (with equal emphasis on meat and wool) and is commonly used in the sheep industry. Four years later the site became a dual-purpose manufacturing centre, making both bread and cakes, before the bakery focused on cake production in 1978. The Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, which will be the athletics venue for the 2010 games, is also a dual-purpose stadium hosting football. Later, the ten fast battleships were in advance of their foreign contemporaries in mounting dual-purpose secondary batteries effective against both antisurface and antiaircraft targets. Add to the list a dual-purpose dress that you can wear to the office with a sexy knit (also an essential) slung over it, but which will also make you the belle of the cocktail party when you take your jumper off. But even with high explosive dual-purpose projectiles, it lacks sufficient penetration of concrete and masonry. He is a fabulous walker with a great appetite for racing and we are very excited about his prospects as a dual-purpose stallion. The trigger return spring is also quite a bit heavier than the dual-purpose unit found on the Colts and Remingtons. For Martin, the dual-purpose nature of the plan was a major draw. Definition of dual-purpose in US English: dual-purpose adjectiveˈˌd(j)uəl ˈpərpəsˈˌd(y)o͞oəl ˈpərpəs Serving two purposes or functions. a dual-purpose hand and nail cream Example sentencesExamples Four years later the site became a dual-purpose manufacturing centre, making both bread and cakes, before the bakery focused on cake production in 1978. Scientists now report that in mice, a dual-purpose experimental vaccine appears to spur the immune system to disable anthrax's lethal toxin at the same time it kills the bacterium. His solution was to edge the garden area with a dual-purpose wall to obscure the buffer zone from the house and provide a spot to sit and enjoy the views. But even with high explosive dual-purpose projectiles, it lacks sufficient penetration of concrete and masonry. One of the former featured dual-purpose, pressurized, stainless-steel tanks that not only held the propellant, but also provided structural rigidity to support the weight of the missile and warhead. Ireland's neutrality precludes the manufacture of complete weapons systems for export but a growing number of companies are involved in producing sophisticated, dual-purpose electronic equipment that drives military hardware. The Nehru Stadium in New Delhi, which will be the athletics venue for the 2010 games, is also a dual-purpose stadium hosting football. In 1905 the Royal Bangkok Sports Club mooted the possibility of introducing squash to the capital by constructing a dual-purpose facility. In 1850, Gill's school was replaced by a dual-purpose hall built specially as a school room and chapel on land donated by Thomas Matthews. Later, the ten fast battleships were in advance of their foreign contemporaries in mounting dual-purpose secondary batteries effective against both antisurface and antiaircraft targets. For Martin, the dual-purpose nature of the plan was a major draw. Well, here's one dual-purpose tool that you shouldn't be without. Add to the list a dual-purpose dress that you can wear to the office with a sexy knit (also an essential) slung over it, but which will also make you the belle of the cocktail party when you take your jumper off. In 1972 he and the architect, Hans Hollein, designed a new, dual-purpose museum that would combine the needs of a permanent collection and the requirements of temporary exhibitions. Another possible solution may lie with dual-purpose machines. It is a dual-purpose breed (with equal emphasis on meat and wool) and is commonly used in the sheep industry. The trigger return spring is also quite a bit heavier than the dual-purpose unit found on the Colts and Remingtons. Pyro staining developers are ideal for photographers who want to make dual-purpose negatives, that is, negatives that print well with both silver papers and with alternative processes such as platinum or palladium. He is a fabulous walker with a great appetite for racing and we are very excited about his prospects as a dual-purpose stallion. Producers may also need to account for all animals, including dead ones, and feed mills will be scrutinized for cross-contamination of feeds and dual-purpose feedmills may be eliminated.
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