Q
Easy 1 Mark
English Idioms & Phrases
'To kill two birds with one stone' means to:
Explanation
'To kill two birds with one stone' means to achieve two aims with a single action.
Reference: English Vocabulary: Idioms & Phrases (Complete Notes) , Page 2
Hint
One action, two results.
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