take issue

英 [teɪk ˈɪʃuː]

美 [teɪk ˈɪʃuː]

网络  提出异议; 持异议

法律

英英释义

verb

• be of different opinions
  1. I beg to differ!
  2. She disagrees with her husband on many questions
  Synonym:disagreedifferdissent

双语例句

• I imagine they would take issue if the US Army produced a game where the Chinese military was the villian.
  我觉得如果美国军方开发一款以中国为敌的游戏也会有相同问题。
• We must not take this issue lightly.
  对于物价，我们不敢掉以轻心。
• Therefore, my contribution to the GDP is higher however, I would guess that most Europeans and NYC residents would take issue with my living standard being better.
  我想大部分的欧洲人和纽约市民更关心自己的生活是不是变的更好（而不是简单的GDP数据）。
• Many now take issue with this view ( see article).
  现在很多人不再认同这个观点。（见文章）。
• Two of the members chose to take issue with the chairman on the question of voting rights.
  两位委员决定和主席争论选举权的问题。
• Sister Morrison might take issue with me on that matter
  莫里森修女在那件事上或许会和我持不同意见。
• I really have to take issue with you on the way to promote sale.
  在促销方法上我确实同您有分歧。
• He thought his boss was wrong but was afraid to take issue with him on the matter.
  他认为他的上司不对，但又不敢公然反对。
• What may have come as more of a surprise was the backlash in its native Switzerland, as private shareholders, institutions and the media all found reason to take issue with the plans.
  但可能让它更为吃惊的是，在它的老家瑞士居然出现反对声音。现在，私人股东、机构投资者与媒体都拿出了各自的理由，来反对这一计划。
• Take the issue of government deficits.
  还是以政府赤字问题为例。