to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to make two blows from one stone”
to kill two birds with one stone
çekim: geçmiş maté dos pájaros de un tiro · ortaç matado dos pájaros de un tiro
köken: Literally, “to kill two birds with one shot”.
to kill two birds with one stone
çekim: geçmiş préso due piccioni con una fava · ortaç préso due piccioni con una fava
köken: Literally, “to catch two pigeons with one fava bean”.
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to hit two rabbits with one bullet”. Calque of Russian уби́ть одни́м вы́стрелом дву́х за́йцев (ubítʹ odním výstrelom dvúx zájcev).
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to hit two flies in one blow”.
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killing two birds with one stone
eş: 一挙両全, 一挙両利, 一石二鳥, 一箭双雕, 一挙両失, 虻蜂取らず
köken: From Sinitic 一舉兩得／一举两得 (yījǔliǎngdé). 一挙(いっきょ) (ikkyo, “one action”) + 両得(りょうとく) (ryōtoku, “two gains”)
Korece 🔊 일석이조 /iɭs͈ʌ̹ɡid͡ʑo̞/ kill two birds with one stone
köken: Sino-Korean word from 一石二鳥, an orthographic borrowing from Japanese 一石二鳥 (isseki nichō), ultimately a calque of English kill two birds with one stone.
kill two birds with one stone (literally, hit two flies with one slap)
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to roast two pieces of meat on one fire”.
to accomplish two things with a single effort; kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally “one path, two tasks”.
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to kill two flies with one hit”.
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to shoot two rabbits in one shot”.
kill two birds with one stone
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: một (“one”) + công (“labor”) + đôi (“double”) + chuyện (“job, matter”)
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to hit two flies in one stroke”
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally, “to hit two rabbits with one bullet”. Probably a calque of Russian убить одним выстрелом двух зайцев (ubitʹ odnim vystrelom dvux zajcev).
to kill two birds with one stone
köken: Literally "to kill two hares with one bullet".