/ˈdʌbəl/ – nounadj
Definition: 1. bản sao, phó bản;
2. thủ đoạn gian ngoan, mánh khóe lừa dối;
3. kết hợp hai phần;
4. kép, gấp đôi, nhân đôi.
A more thorough explanation: In legal terms, “double” can refer to a type of legal action or remedy where a plaintiff seeks double the amount of damages or compensation that they have suffered. This is often allowed by statute in certain cases, such as in cases of fraud or other intentional wrongdoing. The term “double” can also refer to a type of penalty or punishment that is twice the amount or severity of the original offense.
Example: The defendant was charged with double homicide for the murders of two individuals.