peas and carrots peanut butter and jelly salt and pepper you and me SpongeBob and Patrick strawberries and chocolate cosmo and wanda pon and zi fork and knife drake and josh max and ruby johnny and June john and kate (plus 8) rice and beans cards and dice milk and cookies Vegas and lies fat and free cake and frosting whip and cream
Not exactly. It means a pair of things, two things which go together. Grammatically speaking, "duo" is a noun and "two" is an adjective.
Gasoline and insurance? Complements are things that go together, so things that would be purchased along with buying a car.
put two things together
When two things are put together
you put two things together
put two things together
That which joins or links two things together?
It binds two things together on the molecular level.
Group
a gang that go together and steal things they break into peoples things.
The pair in the speech are to parts of the speech that are alike and meant to be used together. When someone prepares the speech they would have two things discussed and would need to show how they are related and/or similar.
Two people can engage in a conversation, play a game, go for a walk, or watch a movie together.