take offense

基本解釋

If you do not slurp, then your host will think that you do not like your food and will take offense.
如果你不發(fā)出聲音，主人會(huì)認(rèn)爲(wèi)你不喜歡這樣的食品而感到生氣。
Gladwell might take offense, but in the airplane reading field at least, the New Yorker writer is the Dan Brown of nonfiction.
雖說(shuō)別人這麼說(shuō)他可能要生氣，但是在飛機(jī)讀物領(lǐng)域，格拉菲爾德確實(shí)像丹佈朗在小說(shuō)領(lǐng)域裡那麼紅。
The only difference is we have a smaller population that is healthy and thin, so we have more people who take offense because it's affecting them.
兩者之間的區(qū)別是，健康、躰瘦的人群佔(zhàn)人口比例太小，因此我們會(huì)冒犯許多人，因爲(wèi)這會(huì)影響到他們。

The President got that apology from Senator Reid, didn't take offense to it, and has moved on.
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We understand why people take offense to this video because millions of our citizens are among them.
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But I took the picture down from my original post so that nobody else would take offense.
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