take exception

英 [teɪk ɪkˈsepʃn]

美 [teɪk ɪkˈsepʃn]

v.  反对，有反感

英英释义

verb

• raise a formal objection in a court of law
  Synonym:challenge

双语例句

• You must all take the examination without exception.
  毫无例外，你们都必须参加考试。
• Many of them read the Financial Times and seem to take exception to anodyne things written by me.
  他们当中有许多人阅读英国《金融时报》，且似乎对我写的消遣类文章感到不满。
• You all must take the examination, I can make no exception.
  你们必须全体参加考试，我不允许有例外。
• But, do I take exception to the inference that I am.
  但是，对于我这一说法，是否可做个例外呢？
• Liable to objection or debate; used of something one might take exception to.
  容易招致反对或者争论；用来指人们可能反对的东西。
• I particularly take exception to the phrase "push your buttons".
  我尤其反对“按对按钮”这一词组。
• Why did you take exception towhat he said? He was only joking.
  你干嘛对他说的话动气呀？他不过开开玩笑罢了。
• We take exception to this question.
  我方对这个问题有异议。
• Her analysis of the contrast between US suburban schools, usually good, and urban schools, typically bad, struck me as fair, but I must take exception to some of the assertions in her article.
  她对美国郊区学校（通常教育质量高）与城里学校（通常教育质量低）所做的公正分析给我留下了深刻印象，但对文中的某些论断我必须提出反对意见。
• I take great exception to having such poor service here.
  我在这儿得到那么糟糕的服务，我表示抗议。