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

• Since our implementing reform-open policy, people take issue of justice as a social focus. It is a more urgent problem how to achieve social justice by institutions.
  改革开放以来，公正问题日益成为人们注目的焦点，如何从制度上实现社会公正，正在成为一个日益迫切的问题。
• We must not take this issue lightly.
  对于物价，我们不敢掉以轻心。
• I often take issue with teaching software engineering practices that many students will never use in their careers.
  我经常教授一些学生们将永远不会在他们的职业生涯中使用的软件工程学实践。
• 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）。
• 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）。
• The main reason the problem is not yet resolved is that the American people have not put enough pressure on their elected representatives to take the issue seriously.
  这个问题未被解决最主要的原因是美国大众没有对他们所选的财政负责人在此问题上施加压力。
• 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。
• The company says that it has paid all its dues and plans to take the issue to judicial review.
  淡水河谷则表示，它已付清所有应付费用，并计划将该问题提交司法复审。
• Take the issue of government deficits.
  还是以政府赤字问题为例。
• 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。