Translations for „umbrage“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

umbrage [ˈʌmbrɪʤ] N no pl form

to take umbrage

obrażać [perf obrazić] się

Usage examples with umbrage

to take umbrage

obrażać [perf obrazić] się

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English

She said she raised concerns but that some committee members took umbrage and "made it very difficult for me".

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So what happens if a player has contract issues or takes umbrage with the way their owners are treating them?

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Every once in a while he'll take slight umbrage with something.

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There's tactical umbrage, which is sort of optional umbrage with a purpose.

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And she takes umbrage at the predictably chauvinistic vocational suggestions put to her.

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Sadly, her umbrage has now been largely deleted.

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She would put on a mask of umbrage.

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Moreover, he will have every right to make those points with as much umbrage and indignation as he likes.

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Purists will take umbrage, as purists always do.

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Compared to its tacky siblings, real umbrage can be a dignified and bracing thing -- both in nonfiction and fiction.

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