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09-Jan-2009, 00:35
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 take your part Does 'I'll take your part' mean 'I'll support you'? Thanks |
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09-Jan-2009, 06:30
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| Re: take your part Quote:
IT means you are going to eat his hamburger too.  Joke aside: Yes, it means two people are at daggers over something, and you will take sides (support one party) in this argument. Last edited by svartnik; 09-Jan-2009 at 07:23. |
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