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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌɑrm ɪn ˈɑrm/ · UK /ˌɑːm ɪn ˈɑːm/
arm in arm means: With your arm linked to another person’s arm or held around their shoulders or waist.
adverb
With your arm linked to another person’s arm or held around their shoulders or waist.
- They walked arm in arm.
- The couple came down the steps arm in arm.
- She strolled arm in arm with her grandmother.
Working closely together, sometimes to gain an unfair advantage.
- The two parties campaigned arm in arm.
- Officials worked arm in arm with the firms they were meant to inspect.
- The charities acted arm in arm to protect the river.
Questions about arm in arm
What does arm in arm mean?
With your arm linked to another person’s arm or held around their shoulders or waist.
What is arm in arm in other languages?
Türkçe: kol kola · Español: del brazo · Français: bras dessus bras dessous · Deutsch: Arm in Arm · Italiano: a braccetto · 日本語: 腕を組んで
How do you pronounce arm in arm?
In American English /ˌɑrm ɪn ˈɑrm/; in British English /ˌɑːm ɪn ˈɑːm/.
How do you use arm in arm in a sentence?
They walked arm in arm. The couple came down the steps arm in arm.
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