take offense
英：[teik əˈfens] 美： [tek əˈfɛns]
take offense 基本解释
释义生气，见怪，动怒。感到自己受到了侮辱；介意；
take offense 相关例句
双语例句
- He is always so quick to take offence at odds.
他老是动不动就对琐碎的小事生气。 - I only said she takes offense easily.
我只是说她爱生气。 - She is apt to take offense easily.
她易于发怒。
权威例句
I take offense to playing defenseTake offense? Not Thornridge's WellsNo Reason to Take OffenseSlow to take offense: Bombers, cruise missiles, and prudent deterrenceToo tired to take offense: When depletion promotes forgiveness ☆Warriors Notebook: Pelicans Take Offense to 'Scrimmage' RemarkAstros take offense Barrett's early antics no help for Cubs as Houston batters WoodIs separates plan star-crossed? Some in industry take offense.There's no defense against reactionaries who will take offense to any restaurant ad or promotion“People Are Too Quick to Take Offense”: The Effects of Legal Information and Beliefs on Definitions of Sexual Harassment
