It Takes Two To Tango (Origin)
What Is the Origin of the Saying "It Takes Two To Tango"?
The term "it takes two to tango" means the active cooperation of two parties is needed.Examples of Use:
- Yes, I did pursue her, but it takes two to tango. (Often, the word "tango" is a metaphor for engaging in sex.)
- I can't be blamed for ruining the party. The argument was your fault too. It takes two to tango.
- To reach a compromise, both parties need to be at the talks. It takes two to tango.
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