two-step method

noun
UK /ˈtuː.stɛp ˈmɛθ.əd/
US /ˈtuː.stɛp ˈmɛθ.əd/

A way of doing something in two simple steps.

We used a two-step method to clean the table: first wipe, then dry.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dance move pattern made of two steps.

The dancers practiced the two-step method across the floor.

3. A teaching plan that has two parts.

The teacher explained her two-step method for solving the puzzle.

4. A way to fix a problem by doing one thing and then another.

The two-step method for the leak was to turn off the water and then call a plumber.