Take some heat Meaning in English
expression
ˈteɪk/ /ˈsəm/ /ˈhit
TAYK sum HEET
tˈeɪk/ /sˈʌm/ /hˈiːt
TAYK sum HEET
释义
To be criticized, blamed, or under pressure because of something you did or are responsible for.
用法与细微差别
This is an informal, idiomatic phrase, common in both everyday conversation and media. Often used with 'for' (take some heat for something). It means receiving criticism, not physical heat. Similar to 'face criticism' or 'come under fire'.
Spanish: recibir críticas - aguantar presiónPortuguese (BR): receber críticas - aguentar pressãoPortuguese (PT): levar críticas - aguentar pressãoChinese (Simplified): 受到指责 - 承受压力Chinese (Traditional): 受到指責 - 承受壓力Hindi: आलोचना झेलना - दबाव सहनाArabic: يتحمل الانتقادات - يتعرض للضغطBengali: সমালোচিত হওয়া - দোষারোপের মুখে পড়াRussian: критиковаться - подвергаться нападкамJapanese: 非難を受ける - 批判されるVietnamese: bị chỉ trích - nhận lời phê bìnhKorean: 비난을 받다 - 욕을 먹다Turkish: eleştiri almak - tepki görmekUrdu: تنقید کا سامنا کرنا - الزام سنناIndonesian: menerima kritik - mendapat tekanan
例句
The coach took some heat after his team lost the game.
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She took some heat for her comments online.
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If you make a mistake, you might take some heat from your boss.
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Politicians often take some heat when new laws are unpopular.
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He knew he would take some heat for telling the truth, but he did it anyway.
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Our company took some heat in the press after the accident.
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