faire d’une pierre deux coups

“Faire d’une pierre deux coups” is a French idiom that literally translates as “to make two strikes with one stone.” It means to reach several objectives with a single action, or to achieve two things at the same time with a single action.

The English equivalent of this French saying is “to kill two birds with one stone.”

The French expression is attributed to Montaigne in the 16th century, but may well date back earlier.

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