take personally

Related to take personally: conveniently, maturely, rather, obviously, temporarily, usefully

take (something) personally

To be offended, upset, or negatively affected by something at a personal level; to consider something as being a direct, personal attack against oneself. Don't take his comments personally—he's that hard on everyone in the office. I know these comments are all from anonymous people on the internet that I'll never meet, but it's still hard not to take them personally. I'm just afraid that all these people we're not inviting to the wedding will take it personally.

take something personally

to interpret a remark as if it were mean or critical about oneself. Don't take it personally, but you really need a haircut. I want to tell you something, but please don't take it personally.

词组	take personally
释义	take personally Related to take personally: conveniently, maturely, rather, obviously, temporarily, usefully take (something) personally To be offended, upset, or negatively affected by something at a personal level; to consider something as being a direct, personal attack against oneself. Don't take his comments personally—he's that hard on everyone in the office. I know these comments are all from anonymous people on the internet that I'll never meet, but it's still hard not to take them personally. I'm just afraid that all these people we're not inviting to the wedding will take it personally. See also: personally, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take something personally to interpret a remark as if it were mean or critical about oneself. Don't take it personally, but you really need a haircut. I want to tell you something, but please don't take it personally. See also: personally, take McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: personally take (something) personally take something personally oversharer get (oneself) across get across put (oneself) across put across personal (it's) nothing personal
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