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

• 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。
• I take exception to being addressed by my surname; I consider it bad manners.
  我反对用我的姓称呼我，我认为那不礼貌。
• Second, the victim stated that the collection should adopt take willfully as a principle, take forces as the exception principle.
  第二，被害人陈述收集应采取以任意为原则，以强制为例外的原则。
• And the problem is that they take exception to any kind of noise whatsoever.
  问题是他们反感任何形式的噪音。
• I particularly take exception to the phrase "push your buttons".
  我尤其反对“按对按钮”这一词组。
• So from the theory, all behaviors of the individuals and masses have to take Yi as presupposition, and there is no exception in the aspects of making'benefit '.
  因此在理论上讲，个人、集体的行为都必须以行“义”为前提，当然，在取利方面也不应例外。
• I believe that sometimes you and I also run into people who misunderstand us or take exception to something we do or say.
  我想，您和我有时候也会遇到一位对我们不理解、对我们有意见的人。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。