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English / proverb

It Takes Two to Tango

MEANING IN ENGLISH

Both individuals or parties involved in a situation or conflict share mutual responsibility for it.; Both people or factions involved in an enterprise, negotiation, or complicated dispute share accountability.

In context

01

You cannot blame the model alone for the runway slip; it takes two to tango between shoe designer and walker.

02

Building a respectful dress culture in the office requires cooperation from both management and staff because it takes two to tango.

Synonyms

mutual responsibility,shared accountability,takes both parties

Antonyms

one-sided blame,unilateral action,sole responsibility

Collocations

remember it takes two to tango,know that it takes two to tango,admit that it takes two to tango

Sources

Bidyazo vocabulary library ↗