Take umbrage Meaning in English
expression
释义
To feel offended, upset, or insulted by something someone said or did, often because you think it is rude or unfair.
用法与细微差别
This is a formal or literary expression. More common in writing than in spoken language. Typical collocation: 'take umbrage at (something)'. Not used for light annoyances; implies real offense. Often replaced by 'get offended' or 'take offense' in everyday English.
Spanish: ofenderse - sentirse ofendidoPortuguese (BR): ficar ofendido - levar para o lado pessoalPortuguese (PT): ficar ofendido - ofender-seChinese (Simplified): 感到被冒犯 - 生气Chinese (Traditional): 感到被冒犯 - 生氣Hindi: आहत होना - बुरा माननाArabic: يستاء - يشعر بالإهانةBengali: অপমানিত অনুভব করা - আঘাত পাওয়াRussian: обижаться - оскорблятьсяJapanese: 立腹する - 気分を害するVietnamese: phật ý - cảm thấy bị xúc phạmKorean: 모욕감을 느끼다 - 불쾌해하다Turkish: gücenmek - alınmakUrdu: برا منا لینا - ناراض ہوناIndonesian: tersinggung - merasa dihina