liǎng

idiom
common

Meaning of 一举两得

一举两得 means to achieve two things with a single action; to kill two birds with one stone. Pronounced yī jǔ liǎng dé.

  • to achieve two things with a single action; to kill two birds with one stone

Definitions & Examples

Huāng
shān
zào
lín
 
néng
shēng
chǎn
cái
 
yòu
néng
bǎo
chí
shuǐ
 
shì
liǎng
de
shì
 

Afforestation of barren hills can both produce timber and conserve soil and water; it is a perfect example of killing two birds with one stone.

Měi
tiān
xíng
chē
shàng
bān
 
néng
duàn
liàn
shēn
 
yòu
néng
jié
shěng
jiāo
tōng
fèi
 
zhēn
shì
liǎng
 

Riding a bike to work every day allows me to both exercise and save on transportation costs; it really is killing two birds with one stone.