take someone's part



take someone's part

Stand up for or support someone, as in Thanks for taking my part against the supervisor. This idiom uses part in the sense of "side in a dispute." It was first recorded in 1732, although a different version, take part with, dates from the early 1400s. Also see take sides; take part.
See also: part, take

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ekain-Basque
Iou-Biblical Greek
Ioannes-Biblical Greek
ErzsiER-zheeHungarian
HepsieHEP-seeEnglish (Rare)
DİDem-Turkish