take exception

• Objetar o mostrarse en desacuerdo con algo; sentirse ofendido o molesto por una afirmación o acción, a menudo expresando protesta o indignación.

To object strongly to something; to be offended or annoyed by a statement or action, often expressing disagreement or resentment.

1. Object or DisagreeB2formal

   To be offended or annoyed by something; to object to something.

   Ofenderse o Discrepar

   • She took exception to his rude comments.
   • He took exception to the way the report was written.
   • Many people took exception to the new policy.