Kill Two Birds with One Stone (Idiom) 🐦

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[miles]

In Dutch we would say: “twee vliegen in een klap” which translates to: “two flies in one clap” so basically killing two flies in one clap of your hands.

[mmuneebahmad]

Rachel's your method is very amazing .

[PauloCesarDietrich]

The Brazilian version reads somewhat like this:
Kill two rabbits with only one stroke of a staff.
Thank you so much, Rachel!❤️

[alihashim]

In Arabic, we use the same idiom, but we use the verb hit instead of kill 😊.

[stevenjackson]

In my language, we say: "Shoot two rabbits with one bullet!" Similar idioms. 😂 Thank you so much for your lessons!

[arwaalsafty]

Hello, Rachel!
How are you !
I hope you're doing great!
I have a question, please!
What does this sentence mean "Ahmed drives a car." ??
Does it mean that Ahmed can drive a car ?
Or
Does it mean that Ahmed is a car driver (meaning his job) ?
Which explanation is correct ??
I'm looking forward to the answer.
Thank you!

[吕廷博]

In Chinese, 一石二鸟, which means one stone two birds.

[manitoumtl]

What is the difference between this idiom and this... in one fell swoop

[Revanthputcha]

Okka Debba ki Rendu Pittalu - (In Telugu Language)

[alexcampos]

En México es lo mismo "Matar dos pájaros de un ¿Quién se lo copió a ¿ O ambos lo "tomaron" de otro país?