Vocab Bloom Hub

take issue

/teɪk ˈɪʃuː/

Traduction: Être en désaccord avec quelque chose, s'y opposer ou la contester, en particulier de manière formelle ou argumentée.

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/teɪk ˈɪʃuː/C1formal
  • frÊtre en désaccord avec quelque chose, s'y opposer ou la contester, en particulier de manière formelle ou argumentée.

To disagree strongly with something, to object to or challenge a statement, idea, or action.

  1. Disagree or objectB2formal

    To express disagreement or opposition to something.

    frcontester

    • I take issue with your statement about the project's failure.
    • Many experts take issue with the new policy.
    • She took issue with the way the meeting was conducted.
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