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Meanings of take arms in English
Spanish
tomar las armas Usage of take arms in English
1
This excellent prince was often obliged to take arms against the Christians.
2
And dared he not, being present, to take arms against thy troubles?
3
The captain then causes the company to assemble and take arms.
4
Terence replied; but I do say take arms if you can get them.
5
It is that which we take arms against, is it not?
6
Edelwald will move Denys to take arms with us, if any one can.
7
Will it be necessary to again take arms for their triumph?
8
If not for help, then at least not to take arms against us opportunistically?
9
And of many aspects are they who take arms in their hands to slay.
10
Eight thousand Catholics had agreed to take arms in Scotland.
11
My brother plans to overcome me first, and then take arms against the British.
12
Now, I'm thinking the NRA was gonna say, take arms.
13
Adrian could undertake no reforms, and still besought Erasmus to take arms for him.
14
He prefers to take arms against a sea of troubles.
15
Will you promise never to take arms against the South?
16
A Muslim would never take arms against another, said the older man, his voice rising.
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Take arms through the time
Take arms across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common