Take a dim view of Meaning in English
expression
ˈteɪk/ /ˈeɪ/, /ə/ /ˈdɪm/ /ˈvju/ /ˈəv
TAYK uh DIM vyoo uhv
tˈeɪk/ /æɪ/ /dˈɪm/ /vjˈuː/ /ˈɒv
TAYK uh DIM vyoo ov
التعريف
To disapprove of something or someone, or to see them in a negative way.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
This expression is formal or semi-formal and is used in both spoken and written English. Common collocations: 'Many people take a dim view of...', 'The teacher took a dim view of...'. It suggests strong disapproval or skepticism.
Spanish: desaprobar - ver con malos ojosPortuguese (BR): desaprovar - ver com maus olhosPortuguese (PT): desaprovar - ver com maus olhosChinese (Simplified): 不赞成 - 不看好Chinese (Traditional): 不贊成 - 不看好Hindi: नापसंद करना - अच्छी नज़र से न देखनाArabic: ينظر إليه نظرة سلبية - لا يوافق عليهBengali: নেতিবাচকভাবে দেখা - অপছন্দ করাRussian: негативно относиться - не одобрятьJapanese: 否定的に見る - 良く思わないVietnamese: không tán thành - nhìn nhận tiêu cựcKorean: 부정적으로 보다 - 탐탁지 않게 여기다Turkish: olumsuz bakmak - hoş karşılamamakUrdu: ناپسندیدگی سے دیکھنا - برا سمجھناIndonesian: memandang negatif - tidak menyetujui
جمل نموذجية
Teachers often take a dim view of cheating in exams.
basic
My parents take a dim view of staying up late.
basic
She takes a dim view of fast food because it is unhealthy.
basic
The city council takes a dim view of people littering in the park.
natural
Most experts take a dim view of crash diets for losing weight quickly.
natural
If you keep coming late to work, your boss will take a dim view of it.
natural