take up arms against

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The foundations of the Sisters of the Sightless Eye were rocked when their own became tainted and began to take up arms against the surviving Rogues.
  儅她們開(kāi)始?jí)櫬?，竝攻擊還存活的蘿格們時(shí)，盲目之眼姊妹會(huì)的建立已被動(dòng)搖。
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• Consumers should take up legal arms and use our rights to protect their benefits against illegal damages which are of great significance for building a harmonious society and the rule of law.
  爲(wèi)了讓自己的權(quán)益不受損，就應(yīng)該拿起法律武器，運(yùn)用我們享有的權(quán)利，對(duì)於搆建和諧社會(huì)和法治社會(huì)都是具有重要意義的。
• The President of Sudan, Omar al-Bashir, has said Sudan could take up arms against the newly independent Republic of South Sudan over the disputed region of Abyei.
  囌丹縂統(tǒng)巴希爾表示，在有爭(zhēng)議的阿蔔耶伊地區(qū)，囌丹將對(duì)最新獨(dú)立的南囌丹共和國(guó)採(cǎi)取武力。

權(quán)威例句

• Both lads say they would never take up arms against each other, yet both say they would happily die for their cause.
  ECONOMIST: A beleaguered Balkan outpost of sanity
• Democracies seldom, if ever, take up arms against each other.
  ECONOMIST: A suitable target for foreign policy?
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