n. 1.树阴；叶丛；〔诗〕荫处，阴影。 2.不快；愤怒；悔恨，遗憾。 3.〔罕用语〕痕迹；痕量，微少。 4.怀疑，疑念。 短语和例子 give umbrage (to) 使不愉快，惹怒。 take umbrage (at) 对(…)感觉不快，见怪；生气。
Example Sentences:
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Everything gives umbrage to a tyranny . 所有事情都使专制君主生气。
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He ' s like you , forever taking umbrage about something 他象你，总会为了什么事生气。
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I offer money , you ' ll play the man of honor and take umbrage 我要是用钱收买你就扮演高尚的人来拒绝
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You really are a good sport about it . i ' m surprised you didn ' t take umbrage 你身体真的很好.我很惊讶你连个遮阴的都不要
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Although jeff was given to lying , he never took umbrage at being accused of it 尽管杰克喜欢撒谎，可别人为此指责他时他从不见怪。
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Mary took umbrage over the fact that he ' d changed what she had written for the newspaper without asking her 她没有征求意见就将玛丽为报纸写的文章做了改动，为此她很生气。
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He took umbrage at something or other , that much injured but on the whole eventempered person declared , i let slip . he called me a jew , and in a heated fashion , offensively “那家伙不知怎么一来被惹恼了， ”这位感情上虽受了严重伤害，但大体上性情还是那么平和的先生说， “是我说走了嘴，他喊我作犹太佬，口气激烈，态度傲慢无礼。
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Vampa took this wild road , which , enclosed between two ridges , and shadowed by the tufted umbrage of the pines , seemed , but for the difficulties of its descent , that path to avernus of which virgil speaks 万帕顺着这条荒僻的路走着，两边都是山岭，山坡上东一簇西一簇地长着松树，但看来这些松树似乎很难于繁殖，这条路倒象是维吉尔所说的通到阴曹地府去的火山口。
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But the old man s pride had been wounded , and he had taken umbrage : he had told the poor girl quite cruelly that he was tired of footing the bill for the follies of a woman who could not even ensure that he was respected under her roof , and he had left very angry 他冷酷地对这个可怜的姑娘说，他不愿再拿出钱来给一个女人肆意挥霍，因为这个女人甚至在她家里都不能让他受到应有的尊敬。他怒气冲冲地走了。
