Categories: dictionary, proverb

(proverb) it’s always better to have two people doing something

Example Sentences:

A: How are you doing with your presentation?
B: Not so good.
A: Do you want help?
B: Sure! Two heads are better than one.

The scientist asked his colleague to look at his work because two heads are better than one.

Similar idioms:

  1. put our heads together
  2. can’t make heads or tails of it

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