take against

Well it may not be correct but if it would have been like that i may be correct : "She's taken me against herself when she got a boyfriend" and it means she look at her/his as if he/she were an enemy of hers and never wanna see he/she in her-side.

I hope i am right.

Have a nice day.

User_garyShe has taking against me when she got new boyfriend.

Is this sentence correct?

Please help me.

She has a new boyfriend and has taken against me.

When she got a new boyfriend, she took against me.

Now she is getting a new boyfriend, she is taking against me.

You must match

well "She's taken me against herself when she got a boyfriend" is right?

Atarikgwell "She's taken me against herself when she got a boyfriend" is right?

I think you are reading "take against" in the physical sense of holding [something] against yourself.

"Take against" is also an idiom meaning that you have begun to dislike something or somebody. It is this sense that Gary is testing.

Thank you Friends.

She's taken me against herself when she got a boyfriend.

I wonder what this sentence means. If possible, please explain it to me.

User_garyThank you Friends.

She's taken me against herself when she got a boyfriend.

I wonder what this sentence means. If possible, please explain it to me.

Just look up

Just look up

Yes I have seen the Feebs11 reply. But I still can't understand it.

She took me against to her when she got new boyfriend. ( I hope its something better please mention if is there wrong )

Hi Gary,

My advcie is simply not to use this expression 'to take againstsomeone'. It's uncommon and rather quaint. There are lots of other expressions you can spend your time on that will be much more useul to you.

User_gary

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Yes I have seen the Feebs11 reply. But I sti