See dvīnis in All languages combined, or Wiktionary
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},
{
"english": "twin barn (i.e., two barns under the same roof)",
"text": "dvīņu klēts",
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},
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"english": "twins are similar in appearance",
"text": "dvīņi ir līdzīgi pēc ārienes",
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},
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"text": "Kaspars domāja par saviem dvīņiem",
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"english": "twin sister (a woman with a twin brother or sister)",
"text": "dvīņu māsa",
"type": "example"
},
{
"english": "twin star (i.e., a double star)",
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{
"english": "twin barn (i.e., two barns under the same roof)",
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{
"english": "twins are similar in appearance",
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"english": "Kaspars thought about his twins (children)",
"text": "Kaspars domāja par saviem dvīņiem",
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"english": "the Turkish woman gave birth to twins, a boy and a girl",
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