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：2025/12/06
いっせきにちょう
Kanji
一石二鳥
Noun
Japanese Meaning
一つの行為や手段で、同時に二つ以上の利益や成果を得ること。 / 一度の努力で、複数の目的を達成することのたとえ。
Easy Japanese Meaning
ひとつのことをして、にどとくをすること。ひとつでふたつのりえきがあること。
Sense（1）
一石二鳥: “one stone, two birds” → kill two birds with one stone: do one task and finish two or more goals
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一石二鳥: “one stone, two birds” → kill two birds with one stone: do one task and finish two or more goals
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いっせきにちょう
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This plan is like killing two birds with one stone, it can save both time and money.
This plan is like killing two birds with one stone, it can save both time and money.
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この計画はいっせきにちょうで、時間とお金を節約できます。
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