take (some) heat

To receive and enduring some amount of criticism or scorn, especially for a perceived mistake or wrongdoing. We expect to take some heat for this decision, but we know that it is the right one for the company. The president has been taking heat for his comments about refugees.

take some heat

verb

See take the heat

词组	take (some) heat
释义	take (some) heat take (some) heat To receive and enduring some amount of criticism or scorn, especially for a perceived mistake or wrongdoing. We expect to take some heat for this decision, but we know that it is the right one for the company. The president has been taking heat for his comments about refugees. See also: heat, take Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. take some heat verb See take the heat See also: heat, take McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: take some heat take the heat take the heat, to blow the whistle (on) (someone), to ream ream (one's) butt fresh meat laugh (someone or something) to scorn
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