| 单词 | to take up armour | 
| 释义 | > as lemmasto take up (also take, rise up in) armour  P1.    to take up (also take, rise up in) armour and variants: to take up arms, to prepare to fight; (also) to make war. Now historical and rare. ΚΠ a1387    J. Trevisa tr.  R. Higden Polychron. 		(St. John's Cambr.)	 		(1869)	 II. 275 (MED)  				Nynus kyng of Assiriens..bare out armour [?a1475 anon. tr. gedrede an hoste; L. arma foris extulit]. 1570    Homelie against Disobedience  i. sig. Biv  				Subiectes..who..take armor wickedly,..to break the publike peace. 1577    R. Holinshed Hist. Scotl. 57/1 in  Chron. I  				To keepe them from rising vp in armor against him. 1577    M. Hanmer tr.  Bp. Eusebius in  Aunc. Eccl. Hist.  iii. viii. 43 		(note)	  				The Iewes beganne..to take armour agaynst the Romaynes. a1632    T. Taylor God's Judgem. 		(1642)	  i. i. vii. 15  				So..foolish hardy as to take up armour. 1746    Mem. Life Lord Lovat 46  				The Major it seems was able to persuade him to quit the Frock, to take up Armour and the broad Sword. 2013    J. Peakman Pleasure's All Mine v. 154  				She had dressed as a man when she took up armour in order to fight. < as lemmas  | 
	
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