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ikkyo ryōzen

1. killing two birds with one stone; serving two ends

Noun

ikkyo

1. one effort; one action

★ Common

Adverb

#38016

ikkyoni

1. at a stroke; with a single swoop

★ Common

Adverb

#77833

ikkyo ryōzenjārimasendeshita

1. It wasn't a complete success.; It didn't achieve both goals.

Noun

ikkyo ryōzendesu

1. One stroke, two benefits.; All at once, two results.

Noun

ikkyo ryōzendewārimasendeshita

1. Was not a complete success.; Was not entirely satisfactory.

Noun

ikkyo ryōzende

1. One fell swoop; Both at once

Noun

ikkyo ryōzenno

1. Achieving two things at once; All-in-one

Noun

ikkyo ryōzendeareba

1. If/when one achieves both…; If/when both are accomplished…

Noun

ikkyo ryōzendeshita

1. Was a double success.; Was all-inclusive.

Noun

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