両者

both, the two (people or things)

ɾʲ o̞ː ɕ a̠
両 both; two + 者 person who; -er/-ist
noun Uncommon #17,357
both, the two (people or things) Often refers to two people, groups, or sides being compared or discussed.
JA: 両者の意見は少し違います。
EN: The two have slightly different opinions.

優勢になりたい両者試合再開です

Both sides are looking to gain the upper hand as play resumes.

— ダンガル きっと、つよくなる (2016)

両者は何という違いだろう。

What a difference there is between the two.

もちろん、両者はある点では似ている。

Of course, the two are similar in some respects.

新しい計画の準備が両者で同時に進行中である。

Both parties are simultaneously preparing the new plan.

両者にコネがあるとか言ってたしくだらない

They were saying the two had connections, which was ridiculous.

— バジュランギおじさんと、小さな迷子 (2015)

実際両者にはほとんど違いがない。

In fact, there is very little difference between the two.

その双子はあまりによく似ているので私は両者の区別が出来ない。

The twins look so much alike that I can't tell them apart.

両者の間に関係はない。

There is no relationship between the two.

両者の意見を読んで、自分で決めて下さい。

Read both sides' opinions and decide for yourself.

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