英和和英

If you run after two hares, you will catch neither.

In a tug‐of‐war, two teams pull against each other at opposite ends of a rope.

Our team is leading by two runs [points], but the game is still too close for comfort.

Unless you are careful, you may fall into the same trap as you did last week.

Two can live as cheaply as one.

It doesn't cost any more to feed two than one.

A person who chases two rabbits won't catch either.

The two runners were neck and neck right up to the line.

Perhaps you two can finish the good cheer between you.

He who runs after two hares will catch neither.

You must not collect over two kilograms of clams per person.

Two other elephants walk alongside it.

Two and two make four.

If you won't stop quarreling, I'll bang your heads together!

We cast a spell on two people.

Kill two birds with one stone.

We tried to carry the desk upstairs, but it got stuck halfway.

Put the two sticks across each other.

Tomorrow, if we can go out, we'll see how they are.

kill two birds with one stone

You can't have both books.

Well then I'll allow two on a bike, but you pedal, because I'll ride on the rack.

Well then I'll allow two on a bike, but you peddle. Because I'll be sitting on the luggage platform.

Kill two birds with one stone.

bat two runners home

I absolutely will not speak to that fellow again!

Two negatives make a positive.

Between two stools one falls to the ground.

a gambling game using a pair of dice in which the winner is decided depending on whether an even or odd number is rolled

kill two birds with one stone