break ranks
US /breɪk ræŋks/
・UK /breik ræŋks/
C1
idm.To openly disagree with a group or party.
Several members broke ranks to oppose the proposal.
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- Uh, let's turn to perhaps the wider Labour Party because, of course, we've had a few MPs break ranks and be very open about, uh, thinking the Prime Minister's position is untenable.
Uh, let's turn to perhaps the wider Labour Party because, of course, we've had a few MPs break ranks and be very open about, uh, thinking the Prime Minister's position is untenable.
- Let's turn to perhaps the wider Labour Party, because, of course, we've had a few employees break ranks and be very open about thinking the Prime Minister position is untenable.
Let's turn to perhaps the wider Labour Party, because, of course, we've had a few employees break ranks and be very open about thinking the Prime Minister position is untenable.