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take umbrage
[teɪk ˈʌmbrɪdʒ]

  • 感到冒犯:对某事感到生气或不满。
  • 生气并怨恨:变得愤怒和怨恨。

双语例句权威例句

  • As you might imagine, some families have taken umbrage.

    可以预见,对此很多家庭当然都会感到不悦

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  • Andy Roddick, who more typically uses Twitter to tell fans he is meeting up with Elton John on 31 Novemberhe later realised that the month is only 30 days long – has taken particular umbrage.

    Twitter的忠实用户安迪·罗迪克(美国网坛超级明星)通过twitter告诉球迷们将于1131号艾尔顿·约翰对决——随后才意识到11月只有30! 这件事曾一度引起不快。

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  • Unsurprisingly, the jihadists have taken umbrage.

    ECONOMIST: Syria and Lebanon

  • Chinese umbrage over our air patrols has to be taken with a grain of salt, considering Beijing's tireless efforts to get its hands on sophisticated American technology and on our nuclear secrets, not to mention its funneling of illegal campaign contributions in an attempt to influence U.S. elections.

    FORBES: Fact and Comment

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