Definition: "Two dozen" is a way to express the quantity of 24 items. A "dozen" means 12, so "two dozen" means 12 + 12 = 24.
In more advanced contexts, "two dozen" can be used figuratively to describe a large number of things, not just limited to physical items. For example: - "There are two dozen reasons why I love this book."
While "two dozen" specifically refers to the number 24, the word "dozen" alone can refer to any quantity of 12 without the need for the number "two."
There are no specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "two dozen," but you might come across phrases that imply a count, such as: - "A dime a dozen" - This means something is very common and not valuable.
"Two dozen" is an easy way to refer to 24 items. You can use it in everyday conversation when discussing food, supplies, or anything sold in groups of twelve.