英语词组take up with him是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

take up with (one)

To form a close relationship with or begin to associate or keep company with one. Often used in reference to an unsavory or untrustworthy person or group of people. He was a great student until he took up with a group of troublemakers and ended up getting expelled.

take up with someone

to become close with someone; to become friends with someone. I think that Albert may have taken up with the wrong people. I did not want Lefty to take up with Max, but he did, and look where it's gotten him.

take up with

Begin to associate with, consort with, as in She took up with a fast crowd. [Early 1600s]

take up with

Informal

To begin to associate with; consort with: took up with a fast crowd.

词组	take up with him
释义	(redirected from take up with him) take up with (one) To form a close relationship with or begin to associate or keep company with one. Often used in reference to an unsavory or untrustworthy person or group of people. He was a great student until he took up with a group of troublemakers and ended up getting expelled. take up with someone to become close with someone; to become friends with someone. I think that Albert may have taken up with the wrong people. I did not want Lefty to take up with Max, but he did, and look where it's gotten him. take up with Begin to associate with, consort with, as in She took up with a fast crowd. [Early 1600s] take up with Informal To begin to associate with; consort with: took up with a fast crowd.
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