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一挙両全 (いっきょりょうぜん) — killing two birds with one stone | Kumi Dictionary

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一挙両全

一挙両全

一いっ挙きょ両りょう全ぜん

killing two birds with one stone

Kanji Vocab Daily Life23 strokes

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いっきょりょうぜん

Noun

1.

killing two birds with one stone, serving two ends

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Kanji that make up this word

ひと-・ひと.つ…(13)

one・one radical (no.1)

あ.げる・あ.がる・こぞ.る…(2)

raise・plan・project・behavior・actions

てる・ふたつ…(2)

both・old Japanese coin・counter for carriages (e.g., in a train)・two

まった.く・すべ.て…(3)

whole・entire・all・complete・fulfill

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