Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Persian (Farsi) term or phrase:
علم مخالفت برافراشتن
English translation:
raised the banner/standard of opposition
Added to glossary by
majidsh
Dec 6, 2012 16:37
11 yrs ago
Persian (Farsi) term
علم مخالفت برافراشتن
Persian (Farsi) to English
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Religion
ابو الحسن اشعری به واسطه اختلافی که با استادش پیدا کرد از حوزه درس او خارج شد و در مقابل معتزله علم مخالفت برافراشت
I wonder if there is any idiomatic expressions in English for it.
I wonder if there is any idiomatic expressions in English for it.
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | raised the banner/standard of opposition | Edward Plaisance Jr |
5 | stand out against... | Alireza Amini |
5 | raise one's objection | Ahmad Kabiri |
5 | rise against sb/sth | Hojat Borumandi |
5 | turn against; renounce | Mohammad Ali Moinfar (X) |
Proposed translations
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34 mins
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raised the banner/standard of opposition
common way of saying it in English
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Note added at 8 hrs (2012-12-07 01:18:13 GMT)
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I inadvertently put it in the past tense...it should be "raise the banner..."
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Note added at 8 hrs (2012-12-07 01:18:13 GMT)
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I inadvertently put it in the past tense...it should be "raise the banner..."
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10 mins
stand out against...
stand out against...
33 mins
raise one's objection
43 mins
rise against sb/sth
rise against sb/sth
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Note added at 44 mins (2012-12-06 17:21:36 GMT)
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rise up against sb/sth
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Note added at 44 mins (2012-12-06 17:21:36 GMT)
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rise up against sb/sth
3 hrs
turn against; renounce
I guess "turn against" sounds more natural. However, it largely depends on the diction you're using in your work.
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