at a/one stroke

at one stroke

All at once, with a single decisive or powerful action. When the economy crashed, thousands lost their jobs, their homes, and their pensions at one stroke.

at one stroke

Also, at one blow; at a stroke or blow ; in one stroke or blow . At the same time, with one forceful or quick action. For example, I managed to please both buyer and seller at one stroke. The first term is the older version, so used by Chaucer; at one blow was used by Shakespeare.

at a/one (single) ˈstroke

(something happens) as a result of one sudden action or event: All my problems were solved at a stroke when an aunt left me some money.

词组	at a/one stroke
释义	at a/one stroke at one stroke All at once, with a single decisive or powerful action. When the economy crashed, thousands lost their jobs, their homes, and their pensions at one stroke. See also: one, stroke Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. at one stroke Also, at one blow; at a stroke or blow ; in one stroke or blow . At the same time, with one forceful or quick action. For example, I managed to please both buyer and seller at one stroke. The first term is the older version, so used by Chaucer; at one blow was used by Shakespeare. See also: one, stroke The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. at a/one (single) ˈstroke (something happens) as a result of one sudden action or event: All my problems were solved at a stroke when an aunt left me some money. See also: one, stroke Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: at one stroke at/in one fell swoop in one fell swoop one fell swoop, in swoop at one fell swoop at a (single) blow at a (single) stroke at a blow in one blow
随便看	penny penny ante penny-ante penny-ante game, a penny dreadful penny dropped, the penny for the guy penny for your thoughts penny for your thoughts, a penny pincher penny-pincher penny saved is a penny earned penny saved is a penny earned, a penny wedding pennywise penny-wise and dollar-foolish penny-wise and pound-foolish penny wise and pound foolish penny wise pound foolish pennyworth one true pairing one-two punch (one, two, three) strikes against (someone or something) one up one up (on someone)