alleryStart learning →Which idiom means you do two jobs with one action?
ASpill all the beans at once
BBreak a leg on the stage
CKill two birds with one stone
DGet on everyone's nerves
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Kill two birds with one stone
Killing two birds with one stone means getting two things done with a single effort.
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