- 一举一动 yìjǔyídòng every move(idiom) every movement; one's every action; a person's behavior or conduct
- 一举两得 yījǔliǎngdé to kill two birds with one stoneone move, two gains; to achieve two goals or gain two advantages with a single action
- 一举成名 yījǔchéngmíng to become famous overnight(idiom) to become famous overnight or widely known through a single successful action; originally referred to becoming famous by passing the imperial civil service examinations
- 多此一举 duōcǐyījǔ to make an unnecessary moveto do more than is required; to perform an action that is superfluous or unnecessary
- 在此一举 zàicǐyījǔ to depend on this single effortto have the outcome of an entire matter determined by this one action; success or failure hangs in the balance of this single move
- 成败在此一举 chéngbàizàicǐyījǔ success or failure hinges on this one actionWhether one succeeds or fails depends entirely on this single attempt; this is the decisive moment.
- 一举成功 yījǔchénggōng to succeed in one stroketo achieve success at the first attempt; to succeed at one go
- 一举手一投足 yījǔshǒuyītóuzú every little moveevery movement and every action; a person's behavior
- 一举数得 yījǔshùdé to kill several birds with one stoneTo achieve multiple goals or gain several benefits by performing a single action.
- 一举而尽全功 yījǔ'érjìnquángōng to accomplish everything at onceto finish the entire task in a single stroke or with one decisive effort