take issue with somebody

take issue with (someone or something)

To strongly disagree with someone or something or take offense at something. I take issue with the wording in this paragraph. If you take issue with me or my methods, feel free to hire someone else.

take ˈissue with somebody (about/on/over something)

(formal) disagree and argue with somebody about something: I’d like to take issue with you about what you just said.

词组	take issue with somebody
释义	take issue with somebody take issue with (someone or something) To strongly disagree with someone or something or take offense at something. I take issue with the wording in this paragraph. If you take issue with me or my methods, feel free to hire someone else. See also: issue, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take ˈissue with somebody (about/on/over something) (formal) disagree and argue with somebody about something: I’d like to take issue with you about what you just said. See also: issue, somebody, take Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: take issue with take issue with (someone or something) take issue cast an eye on (something) cast an eye on something red herring a red herring join issue cross that bridge later insure against (something)
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