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hit two targets with one arrow

hit two targets with one arrow verb: synonym of kill two birds with one stone.

Verb

hit two targets with one arrow (third-person singular simple present hits two targets with one arrow, present participle hitting two targets with one arrow, simple past and past participle hit two targets with one arrow)

  1. (idiomatic) Synonym of kill two birds with one stone.

Synonyms of hit two targets with one arrow

Forms of hit two targets with one arrow

third-person singular presenthits two targets with one arrow
present participlehitting two targets with one arrow
past participlehit two targets with one arrow
pasthit two targets with one arrow

Questions about hit two targets with one arrow

What does hit two targets with one arrow mean?
Hit two targets with one arrow means synonym of kill two birds with one stone.
What part of speech is hit two targets with one arrow?
Hit two targets with one arrow is a verb.
What is the past tense of hit two targets with one arrow?
The past tense of hit two targets with one arrow is hit two targets with one arrow.

Words near hit two targets with one arrow in the dictionary

  1. hit the trail
  2. hit the wall
  3. hit them licks
  4. hit too close to home
  5. hit two birds with one shot
  6. hit two targets with one arrow
  7. hit up
  8. hit up against
  9. hit upon
  10. hit ups
  11. hit wicket

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