two for two

The phrase "two for two" originated in baseball and has since been adopted in various contexts to indicate perfect success in two attempts.

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Definition

B2Sports

(baseball, idiomatic)Achieving a hit in both of the first two at-bats.

Example

  • The player went two for two in the first inning, boosting the team's morale.

B2General

(idiomatic)Being successful in both of two attempts or efforts.

Example

  • She answered both questions correctly, going two for two on the quiz.
  • His jokes landed perfectly; he was two for two at the comedy club.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "two for two":

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