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hitting two targets with one arrow

hitting two targets with one arrow is the present participle and gerund of hit two targets with one arrow.

Meaning of hit two targets with one arrow

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.

Questions about hitting two targets with one arrow

What is hitting two targets with one arrow the present participle and gerund of?
Hitting two targets with one arrow is the present participle and gerund of hit two targets with one arrow.

Words near hitting two targets with one arrow in the dictionary

  1. hitting them licks
  2. hitting time
  3. hitting times
  4. hitting too close to home
  5. hitting two birds with one shot
  6. hitting two targets with one arrow
  7. hitting up
  8. hitting up against
  9. hitting upon
  10. hitting with
  11. hitting with the stupid stick

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