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Ashahrabif Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

Take the claim to

What is the meaning of the idiom "take the claim to"???
  

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I can't find any evidence that such an idiom exists. The only uses of this phrase that I can find through Google are literal, such as "take the claim to court", "take the claim to the employer", or whatever. In what context did you see this?

  • I can't find any evidence that such an idiom exists.
  • The only uses of this phrase that I can find through Google are literal, such as "take the claim to court", "take the claim to the employer", or whatever.
  • In what context did you see this?
  • Can you post the whole sentence?
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I can't find any evidence that such an idiom exists. The only uses of this phrase that I can find through Google are literal, such as "take the claim to court", "take the claim to the employer", or whatever. In what context did you see this? Can you post the whole sentence?

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