Vocab Bloom Hub

take exception

/teɪk ɪkˈsepʃən/

Traduction: S'offusquer ou protester contre quelque chose, souvent une remarque ou une action, en exprimant son désaccord ou son indignation ; prendre mal une chose dite ou faite.

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/teɪk ɪkˈsepʃən/C1formal
  • frS'offusquer ou protester contre quelque chose, souvent une remarque ou une action, en exprimant son désaccord ou son indignation ; prendre mal une chose dite ou faite.

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.

    frs'offusquer

    • 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.
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