How to pronounce “two pairs” in English

As long as those two pairs of motors, the stator and the rotor, have different poles, that is to say a north pole-- or they have the same poles,

See I have two pairs to work with.

I have two pairs to work with.

I carry two pairs and I'll wear the first pair through midday.

And Maggi Hambling has portrayed her two pairs of hands.

You're going to have to buy two pairs of pants.

You're going to have to buy two pairs of shoes.

Usually in the West here I carry two pairs of socks.

I spent ten dollars on two pairs of dog tags.

And one thing you could do with this database is match two pairs of puzzles, basically like a similarity score.

He can't tell the difference between either of these two pairs.

It sometimes emits photons in pairs, and those two pairs will be entangled, will spin entangled or polarization entangled with one another.

She had to pee, and she only had two pairs of socks left.

Now, it doesn't necessarily only have to have two pairs.

So in order to do that, there were studies that showed people two pairs of words.

You don't go into the photo studio and you'd don't shoot one or two pairs of handbags.

He's gonna pack one pair of shoes, he gonna pack two pairs of jeans, and two polos and that's gonna be two weeks.

And over the years we've gone from simple exchanges, like the one I just described between two pairs, to very complicated exchanges that may involve long chains.

Now, all motors, whether they be DC or they be AC, work on the principle that there are two pairs of magnets in the motor.

This is the abstract grid that Kober drew up with just five pairs of characters, including the two pairs we saw in the