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at \arm's length mit [aus]gestreckten Armen;to keep sb at \arm's length ( fig) jdn auf Distanz halten;to hold sb in one's \arms jdn in den Armen halten;to take sb in one's \arms jdn in die Arme nehmen;\arm in \arm Arm in Arm;on one's \arm am Arm\arm of land Landzunge f;PHRASES:to cost an \arm and a leg ( fam) Unsummen kosten1) ( supply with weapons)to \arm sb [with sth] jdn [mit etw dat] bewaffnen;2) ( prepare for detonation)to \arm a bomb eine Bombe scharfmachen;to \arm a rocket eine Rakete zündfertig machen n\arms plto lay down one's \arms die Waffen niederlegen;to take up \arms [against sb/sth] den Kampf [gegen jdn/etw] aufnehmen;under \arms kampfbereitthe King's A\arms Zum König (auf Wirtshaustafeln)PHRASES:
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