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it takes two to tango |
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It takes two to tango. something that you say which means if two people were involved in a bad situation, both must be responsible Usage notes: A tango is a South American dance for two people. 'She blames Tracy for stealing her husband.' 'Well, it takes two to tango.' it takes two to tango both people involved in a bad situation are responsible for it “She blames Tracy for stealing her husband.†“Well, it takes two to tango.†Etymology: based on the literal meaning of tango (a South American dance for two people) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The old saying that it takes two to tango holds true. `I think the old adage that it takes two to tango is true here. Photo: It takes two to tango - ``Forever Tango,'' that is. |
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