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Guzhao67 Posted 18 years ago
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the meaning of "Two down, two to go"
Hi there, could you please tell me the meaning of "Two down, two to go". I found the expression from an image caption, and it goes like this:"
"Two down, two to go - Zidane is on course for one of the most remarkable comebacks in history." I've copied down the image link for your reference. thank you
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"Two down, two to go - Zidane is on course for one of the most remarkable comebacks in history." I've copied down the image link for your reference. thank you
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Two down = two completed two to go = two yet to be completed.
- Two down = two completed two to go = two yet to be completed.
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Two down = two completed
two to go = two yet to be completed.
Two down = two completed
two to go = two yet to be completed.
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Hi,
"Two down, two to go - Zidane is on course for one of the most remarkable comebacks in history."
I have 4 things to do. (Or any number of things to do)
I do 2 of them. That's 2 completed, 2 down.
I still have 2 to complete, that's 2 to go.
Perhaps Zidane said he would score 4 goals. I didn't look at the link
"Two down, two to go - Zidane is on course for one of the most remarkable comebacks in history."
I have 4 things to do. (Or any number of things to do)
I do 2 of them. That's 2 completed, 2 down.
I still have 2 to complete, that's 2 to go.
Perhaps Zidane said he would score 4 goals. I didn't look at the link
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