hit two birds with one stone



hit two birds with one stone

To complete, achieve, or take care of two tasks at the same time or with a singular series of actions; to solve two problems with one action or solution. (A variant of the more common "kill two birds with one stone.") I might as well hit two birds with one stone and drop off my tax return while I'm at the mall for the computer part I need. Bike-to-work plans are a great way of hitting two birds with one stone: getting more exercise while cutting down on the cost of your daily commute.
See also: bird, hit, one, stone, two

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Livia (1)LEE-vyah (Italian)Italian, Romanian, Ancient Roman
Raluca-Romanian
Fredenand-Ancient Germanic
Al-Amir-Arabic (Rare)
Bartholomei-Old Church Slavic
JeraldJER-əldEnglish