take elbow
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To hold someone's elbow, typically to guide or support them.
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- He gently took her elbow to guide her through the crowd.
- The nurse took the old man's elbow to help him stand up.
- I will take your elbow when we cross the icy street.
- The gentleman took the lady's elbow and led her to the dance floor.
- She took his elbow firmly to get his attention in the noisy room.
- "Take my elbow," he offered, seeing she was unsteady on her feet.
- As they walked into the church, he was taking his grandmother's elbow.
- By the time the car arrived, he had already taken her elbow to lead her outside.
- "May I take your elbow?" he asked politely as they approached the stairs.
- As a reflex, she took his elbow for balance when she stumbled.