いっせきにちょう

    expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)
  1. killing two birds with one stoneyojijukugo
Forms
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  • いっせきにちょう
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. killing two birds with one stone
  2. This phrase is used to describe a situation where one action accomplishes two different goals or results.
    While I was out shopping, I was able to meet a friend, so it was killing two birds with one stone.
    I think it's killing two birds with one stone to study while listening to music.
Generated collocations (experimental)
にちょう二鳥the mindset of killing two birds with one stoneにちょう二鳥a strategy that achieves two goals at onceにちょう二鳥this method kills two birds with one stoneにちょう二鳥an idea that accomplishes two things at onceにちょう二鳥the benefits of killing two birds with one stoneにちょう二鳥to aim for killing two birds with one stone in a projectにちょう二鳥the outcome of killing two birds with one stone
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