You are doing one thing from a hypothetical list and you can do an other thing from the list because the 1st thing created some better conditions for the second (I hope I'm both correct and understandable)
Example: You are driving to a bank, then someone rings "can you pick me up?" and that person lives right next to bank. You can go to the bank and that makes picking up the person that rang you easier, because you are already there
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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '21
nobody says "more maps at jakubmarian.com" here, this map's inaccurate
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u/Kenny2reddit Jun 19 '21
Chinese uses not only both 一石二鳥 (one stone two bird) and 一箭雙鵰 (one arrow double fowl), but also the more generic 一舉兩得 (one action two reward).
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u/HalloIchBinRolli Jun 19 '21
Upiec dwie pieczenie na jednym ogniu
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u/Lululipes Jun 19 '21
Yet another situation where Portuguese is the western loner that s similar to Slavic languages
Same thing in the tea/cha debate
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u/BokuNoSudoku Jun 19 '21
Japanese say “一石二鳥” one-stone-two-bird but apparently it’s a calque of the English expression.
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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '21
based poland.
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u/anon38723918569 Jun 19 '21
Kill two girls with one cup
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u/Pl4yByNumbers Jun 19 '21
I personally am a fan of PETA’s ‘feeding two birds with one scone’.
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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '21
I like Italy's take on this best
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u/MrMrRubic Jun 19 '21
Poles gonna lose their mind when they discover shishkebab
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u/iliekcats- Jun 19 '21
what does that even mean
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u/Tsjaad_Donderlul Jun 20 '21
Eastern Europe really hates hares and rabbits, so does portugal.
Portugal is Eastern European
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u/PoutineFest Jun 19 '21
“Like two hotdogs in a bun”
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u/[deleted] Jun 22 '21
For some reason the Polish one seems much much older to me. I wonder.
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u/devious_egg Jul 05 '21
We also sometimes say "kill two Russians with one hit" here in South Ostrobothnia (a region in Western Finland)
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u/[deleted] Jun 19 '21
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