betake oneself

• Expresión formal y arcaica que significa irse o dirigirse a un lugar o persona determinados. Rara vez se usa en inglés moderno fuera de contextos literarios o históricos.

A formal, archaic expression meaning to go or move oneself to a specified place or person. It is rarely used in modern English outside of literary or historical contexts.

1. Go or move to a placeC2formalbritish

   To go or move oneself to a specified place, often in a formal or literary context.

   Dirigirse o trasladarse a un lugar

   • He betook himself to the library for quiet study.
   • She betook herself to the countryside for a weekend retreat.
   • They betook themselves to the garden after dinner.