Bilingual

What do we mean by bilingual?

Using or able to use two languages, especially with equal or nearly equal fluency. adjective

Using two languages in some proportion in order to facilitate learning by students who have a native proficiency in one language and are acquiring proficiency in the other. adjective

Of, relating to, or expressed in two languages. adjective

A person who uses or is able to use two languages, especially with equal fluency. noun

Containing or expressed in two languages; recorded in two versions of different language.

Speaking two languages or a mixture of two.

Containing, or consisting of, two languages; expressed in two languages. adjective

Having the ability to speak two languages adjective

Spoken or written in two different languages adjective

Characterized by the use or presence of two languages adjective

A person who is bilingual. noun

Using or knowing two languages adjective

A person who speaks two languages fluently noun

A person who is able to use two languages.

Words that are spelled similarly to bilingual:
bilingual, bilinguar, bi-lingual, bi lingual, lingual, trilingual, unilingual, bilingue, bilinguals, bilinguis.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word bilingual:
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Words that rhyme with bilingual:
monolingual, dingwall.

Adjectives that are often used to describe bilingual:
english, balanced, fluent, true, french, more, most, dominant, old, individual, ideal, perfect, spanish, passive, early, young, proficient, competent, hispanic, monolingual, active, natural, german, nonfluent, least, transitional, parsimonious, incipient, latin, genuinely, late, arabic, subordinate, frenchenglish, successful, computerized, less, federal, japanese, aramaic, culturally, stable, average, bicultural, anti, immigrant, ordinate, way, civil, language, chinese, academically, alsatian, above, native, fairly, developmental, skilled, genuine, speaking, canadian, healthy, today, literate.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective bilingual:
education, programs, children, program, students, teachers, child, edition, schools, speakers, dictionaries, instruction, dictionary, school, classes, teacher, bicultural, development, staff, inscription, community, classrooms, policy, classroom, communities, schooling, districts, services, text, learners, acquisition, pupils, speaker, country, programmes, situation, texts, journal, individuals, inscriptions, skills, proficiency, signs, subjects, ism, competence, class, families, teaching, materials, ability, environment, educators, lexicon, programme, speech, processing, editions, personnel, situations, newspaper, ballots, student, setting, books, memory, version, parents, brain, writers, individual, format, context, publication, background, settings, readers, secretary, english, projects.

Words that sound like bilingual:
bilingual, bi-lingual, bi lingual, bilingually, bilinguals, blank wall, bilinguist, bingle, trilingual, berlin wall, bullwinkle, sublingual, bilingue, balling gun, bilawal, baleen whale.