noun
zeugma; syllepsis
A figure of speech in which a single word governs or modifies two or more other words, often in different ways. In Japanese grammar, this term is used to describe constructions where one word applies to multiple elements with a shift in meaning or grammatical relationship.
Kubiki-gohō is a rhetorical term referring to a technique where one word modifies multiple phrases.
英語の 'He took his hat and his leave' はくびき語法の例としてよく挙げられる。
The English phrase 'He took his hat and his leave' is often cited as an example of zeugma.