take sides

To choose a person or party whom one supports, defends, or agrees with in an argument. He doesn't like confrontation, so he never takes sides in an argument. Everyone in the company was quick to take sides when the new policy was introduced.See also: side, take

take sides

to choose one side of an argument. They were arguing, but I didn't want to take sides, so I left. I don't mind taking sides on important issues.See also: side, take

take sides

Also, take someone's side. Support or favor one party in a dispute, as in Parents shouldn't take sides in their children's quarrels, or Thanks for taking my side concerning the agenda. [c. 1700] Also see take someone's part. See also: side, take

take ˈsides

take somebody’s ˈside

support one person or group in an argument or disagreement: I refuse to take sides in this argument. It’s nothing to do with me. ♢ Whenever we quarrel, you always take Carole’s side. OPPOSITE: sit on the fenceSee also: side, take

take sides

To associate with and support a particular faction, group, cause, or person.See also: side, take

单词	take sides
释义	DictionarySeetake take sides take sides To choose a person or party whom one supports, defends, or agrees with in an argument. He doesn't like confrontation, so he never takes sides in an argument. Everyone in the company was quick to take sides when the new policy was introduced.See also: side, take take sides to choose one side of an argument. They were arguing, but I didn't want to take sides, so I left. I don't mind taking sides on important issues.See also: side, take take sides Also, take someone's side. Support or favor one party in a dispute, as in Parents shouldn't take sides in their children's quarrels, or Thanks for taking my side concerning the agenda. [c. 1700] Also see take someone's part. See also: side, take take ˈsides , take somebody’s ˈside support one person or group in an argument or disagreement: I refuse to take sides in this argument. It’s nothing to do with me. ♢ Whenever we quarrel, you always take Carole’s side. OPPOSITE: sit on the fenceSee also: side, take take sides To associate with and support a particular faction, group, cause, or person.See also: side, take LegalSeeTake
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