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

• 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。
• You would not be able to take corrective action on an exception.
  不能够对异常采取纠正操作。
• 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。
• Alright, we will take this transaction as an exception and accept your request, to hold arbitration in Sweden.
  好的，我们就破例接受你们的要求，同意在瑞典进行仲裁。
• When analyzing the relations between association rules and state laws, we should take care of the generality and exception of the conflict rules.
  在分析社团规章与国家法的关系时，应注意到冲突规则的原则与例外。
• First of all, the author thinks, our country criminal hearsay evidence rule construction should take "principle and exception list plus discretion" regulation mode.
  首先，作者认为，我国刑事传闻证据规则的构建宜采取原则加列举加例外再加自由裁量的规定模式。
• 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。
• 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。
• Normally it is forbidden to take photos there, but they have made an exception for him.
  一般而言，这里是禁止进入和拍照的，但他们为他破了一回例。