take offense
英 [teik əˈfens] 美 [tek əˈfɛns]

释义

生气，见怪，动怒。感到自己受到了侮辱；介意；

双语例句

1. 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。
2. I only said she takes offense easily.
   我只是说她爱生气。
3. She is apt to take offense easily.
   她易于发怒。

权威例句

I take offense to playing defense
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