(literary) hand in hand; side by side; acting together to perform a task

side by side; jointly; as a group

to roll up one's sleeves or shake one's arms in a display of vigor; to rise to action with determination

to swing or shake one's sleeves, as a sign of being roused to action or showing firm resolve; (figuratively) to roll up one's sleeves for action

Literally "to shake one's sleeves and rise"; used to describe getting excited and immediately taking action or jumping up suddenly.

to spread out sleeves and block the sun; used to describe a dense crowd of people

To shake back one's sleeves and rise up; describes a state of being spurred to action or advancing courageously.

(literary) to leave each other; to part

(of two people) to separate; to part

(literary) to have a close friendship; literally to hold sleeves, which is a metaphor for holding hands or being in each other's company

(literary) to shake or flick one's sleeves; used to describe a person who is fired up, excited, or ready to take immediate action

to walk with one's hands tucked inside the sleeves

To roll up one's sleeves and gnash one's teeth; describes being extremely excited or filled with indignation.