two-step plan
nounUK /ˈtuː.stɛp plæn/
US /ˈtuː.stɛp plæn/
A plan that has just two steps to follow.
Our two-step plan is to pack our bags and then go to the beach.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A strategy made of exactly two actions, often used in business or politics.
The company's two-step plan was to cut costs and then hire new staff.
3. A dance move or sequence consisting of two steps.
The dancers practiced a simple two-step plan across the floor.
4. A teaching method that breaks a task into two clear parts.
The teacher used a two-step plan to help kids learn to tie their shoes.