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Two into one. Pinyin: hé liǎng wéi yī

Interpretation: Refers to the combination of the two into a whole. Same as "two into one".

Source: "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty: The Biography of Yang Zhen": "Fushimi's edict is the first house in the gate of Jin City for the rise of the mother, and even the Li Jing Street, carved and repaired the decorations, and the poor are extremely ingenious. Li Xian's note: "Two squares are combined into one house." ”

One long and two short. Pinyin: yī cháng liǎng duǎn

Interpretation: Refers to an unexpected calamity or accident.

Source: Qing Li Baojia's "The Appearance of Officialdom" Chapter 57: "If there are many people gathered, and foreigners have one long and two short, wouldn't it add another layer of international negotiations?" ”

Kill two birds with one stone. Pinyin: yī jǔ liǎng dé

Interpretation: Doing one thing gets two benefits.

Source: "The Book of Jin: The Biography of Shu Hui": "Give it ten years of Yanfu to comfort the feelings of relocation, kill two birds with one stone, and be wide on the outside and wide on the inside." ”

Example: One is to avoid the troubles of Chu, and the other is to provoke the advancement, isn't it?

Ming Feng Menglong's "Chronicles of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty" 61st.

Cut it in two. Pinyin: yī dāo liǎng duàn

Interpretation: A knife cut into two sections. The metaphor resolutely severes the relationship.

Source: Song Shi Puji's "Five Lantern Huiyuan" volume 12: "One knife and two paragraphs, not called the grandmaster." "Zhu Zi's Language" volume 44: "Looking at this, it can be seen that the self-denial is cut off from the root, and then it is cut off, let alone sprouted." ”

Hungry and full. Pinyin: yī jī liǎng bǎo

Interpretation: It is said that you can't eat enough every day. Describe living in poverty.

Source: Ming Feng Menglong's "Xingshi Hengyan" Volume 7: "Qian Xing is becoming a small broker to supply the head of the family every day, and every time he is hungry, he is hungry and satisfied. ”

[one long and two short] refers to an unexpected disaster or accident.

Accidents or errors that may occur. Same as "one mistake and two mistakes".

One bed, two good] is a metaphor for the couple's love.

One Mistake Two Mistakes] Accidents or errors that may occur.

One dang two poop] refers to a proper action that will bring two benefits or bento.

One gets two poops] refers to a proper action that will bring two benefits or convenience.

One knife and two sections] One knife is cut into two sections. The metaphor resolutely severes the relationship. Same as "one knife and two cuts". Refers to beheading, killed.

One knife and two cuts] One knife is cut into two sections. The metaphor resolutely severes the relationship.

One for two purposes] the same thing for two purposes.

One reed and two tongues] is a metaphor for gibberish.

One hunger and two full] still say that you can't eat enough every day. Describe living in poverty.

Move, move, move. There are two benefits to doing one thing.

Kill two birds with one stone] Do one thing and get the benefits of both.

Kill two birds with one stone] move: move, action. There are two benefits to doing one thing.

Killing two birds with one stone] refers to one move and being able to take care of both sides.

Kill two birds with one stone] move: move. It refers to the loss of one thing in two ways. It's a very wrong move.

Two spoonfuls in one bite] is a metaphor for greed.

One habitat and two males] is a metaphor for the confrontation between two males, and they do not coexist.

A pair of two good] is a metaphor for couples who are very compatible.

A pair of two beauties] is a metaphor for couples who are very compatible.

A trace of two qi] refers to a silk that is very weak, out of breath. It can also describe a person's weak breathing and the appearance of being about to die.

One life and two Qing] used to refer to the brothers, both of whom were clear and honest officials.

One Body, Two Terms] refers to a person holding two positions.

One snake with two heads] is a metaphor for the sinister and vicious man.

One body with two ends] A person has two claims at the same time. The metaphor is at a loss.

One person does two things.

One push and two push] describes repeated pushing.

Dual-mindedness] Focus your attention on two things at the same time. Refers to not being single-minded.

One leaf and two beans] is a metaphor for being confused by local phenomena and not seeing the whole or the whole.

One word or two] is one of the few sentences.

Kill two birds with one stone. Cut it in two.

One long and two short. A pair of two good.

In a word. Two battles in one body.

One snake with two heads. One reed and two tongues.

A pair of two beauties. One gets two poops.

One bed is two good.

Kill two birds with one stone. Dual-minded.

Cut it in two. One for two.

Kill two birds with one stone.

One shot and two scattered, one heart, three hearts, three words, one hit, one heart and two purposes.

The idiom of one or two or two is.

Shoot and scatter.

One, two, two, one

There is nothing. Second, one mistake and two mistakes

One mistake and two mistakes, one clear and two innocent

One is clear, one body is two

Combined. One, kill two birds with one stone

Ding Yiqing. Second, one long and two short

Ding Yimao. Second, one hundred and two

Clean, uniform

Indeed. Second, one thunder and two flashes

Say no. Second, the merit is one beautiful two

Two children and one horse, one family

The only none. Second, one ruthless and two ruthless

It's exactly the same, it doesn't matter if it's one or two

Smell it. Second, a machine two wonderful

Generally none. Two, one difference and two sorrows

One and only.

Dual-minded.

Dual-minded, idiom, from Song Zhu Xi's "Answering People", focuses on two things at the same time, referring to the lack of single-mindedness.

一心双用 (yī xīn liǎng yòng) [Interpretation]: Focus your attention on two things at the same time. Refers to not being single-minded.

Source]: Song Zhu Xi's "Answering People": "If it is said that one side is full and the other side is recognized, it is a dual-purpose task, and it is also more than the face and disturbing." ”

synonyms]: dual-minded.

A pair of two good, kill two birds with one stone

One long and two short, one knife and two cuts

One knife and two sections, one snake and two heads

One word, two good beds

Two battles in one body, two spoons in one mouth

One reed and two tongues, one body and two heads

A trace of two gases, one hunger and two fullness

One habitat and two males, killing two birds with one stone

One pair for two purposes, one difference for two falsehoods

One push and two pushes. Hello classmates, if the problem has been solved, remember that yours is an affirmation of me I wish you a galloping horse

One x two x idioms :

One knife and two cuts, two birds with one stone

One body with two heads, a pair with two beauties

Two spoons in one mouth, two heads in one snake

One habitat and two males, one bed and two good

One is two pins, one is used for two purposes

One gets two poops, one hunger and two filling

One body and two terms, one reed and two tongues

A trace of two gases, two stools

One push and two pushes, one heart and two uses

Two benefits with one stone, two beans in one leaf

One water, two waters, one difference and two mistakes.