two for two

1.
North American EnglishBritish Englishinformalneutral
- Having achieved two successes in two attempts; maintaining a perfect record of two wins or correct outcomes out of two tries.
- Used to report or celebrate being successful twice consecutively.
2.
North American EnglishBritish Englishcolloquialcommercialhistorical
- A pricing or sales expression indicating that two items are offered together for a stated price or quantity (e.g., two units for two cents/coins/units).
- A brief transactional formula used when selling or allocating two identical items for a specified combined cost or duration.

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