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take up arms

/teɪk ʌp ɑːmz/

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/teɪk ʌp ɑːmz/C1formalpolitical
  • ruПриготовиться к борьбе, либо буквально взяв в руки оружие, либо образно оказывая решительное сопротивление чему-либо.

To prepare to fight, either literally by picking up weapons or figuratively by strongly opposing something.

  1. Prepare to fightB2formal

    To begin to fight or prepare for a conflict, often by picking up weapons.

    ruВзяться за оружие

    • The citizens took up arms to defend their city.
    • They decided to take up arms against the invading forces.
    • In times of war, many people take up arms to protect their homeland.
  2. C1formal

    To strongly oppose or resist something, often in a figurative sense.

    ruРешительно выступить против

    • The activists took up arms against the new policy.
    • She took up arms to fight for social justice.
    • The community took up arms against the proposed development.
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