it takes two to make a bargain (rolling)
it
ɪt
it
takes
teɪks
teiks
two
tu
too
to
make
meɪk
meik
a
ə
ē
bargain
bɑ:gən
baagēn
(rolling)
rəʊlɪng
rewling

Definition und Bedeutung von „it takes two to make a bargain (rolling)“ im Englischen

it takes two to make a bargain (rolling)
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used to imply that both parties involved in a negotiation or agreement must be willing to cooperate and compromise in order for it to be successful 

Sprichwort
Beispiele
The mediator reminded the disputing parties that it takes two to make a bargain, and encouraged them to listen to each other's needs and work together to find a solution that satisfied both parties. 
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