fold somebody in your arms 成语

a babe in arms

a baby, a child who is still wet behind the ears Dar was just a babe in arms when we emigrated to Canada.

babe in arms

(See a babe in arms)

in arms

armed, ready to fight They are all in arms since they found out about the wage decrease.

lay down your arms

stop fighting, bury the hatchet It's time to lay down your arms. Stop fighting with your sister.

take up arms

get ready to fight or make war The citizens were not willing to take up arms to try and change their government.

throw down your arms

stop fighting or arguing, bury the hatchet It's time to throw down your arms and forgive him.

up in arms

angry, ready to fight, hot The smokers are up in arms about the no-smoking bylaw.

with open arms

warmly, eagerly, show that one is glad to see someone The author was welcomed with open arms when he came to visit the city.

armstrongs

musical notes in the upper register, high trumpet notes

take up arms against

Idiom(s): take up arms (against sb or sth)

Theme: PREPARATION

to prepare to fight against someone or something.
• Everyone in the town took up arms against the enemy.
• They were all so angry that the leader convinced them to take up arms.

fold (someone) in (one's) arms

To hug or embrace someone. I started to feel bigger as anon as my mom bankrupt me in her arms.Learn more: arm, fold

fold somebody in your ˈarms

(literary) put your accoutrements about somebody and authority them adjoin your body: When he saw how agitated she was, he bankrupt her in his arms.Learn more: arm, fold, somebody

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More Idioms/Phrases

take wrong take up with take up where one left off take up time take up space take up one's time take up one's abode somewhere take up arms against take up a collection take too much on take time off take the words out of one's mouth take the wind out of one's sails