英语词汇“flak”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	flak
释义	Trends of flak View usage for: flak (flæk) uncountable noun If you get a lot of flak from someone, they criticize you severely. If you take the flak, you get the blame for something. [informal] The President is getting a lot of flak for that. In recent years they have attracted more than their fair share of flak from the press. Synonyms: criticism, stick [slang], opposition, abuse More Synonyms of flak flak in British English or flack (flæk) noun 1. anti-aircraft fire or artillery 2. informal a great deal of adverse criticism Word origin C20: from German Fl(ieger)a(bwehr)k(anone), literally: aircraft defence gun flak in American English (flæk) noun 1. the fire of antiaircraft guns 2. Informal strong, clamorous criticism, opposition, etc. Word origin Ger < Fl(ieger)a(bwehr)k(anone), lit., flier defense gun Examples of 'flak' in a sentence flak Or fit it with a flak jacket. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Soldiers have to be in heavy flak jackets and fatigues. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It is very silly and he will get so much flak for this. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Letting the men take the flak while he had a cup of tea. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Riot police in flak jackets patrol the streets and the bars and clubs are deserted. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Only the fact that he was wearing a fastened flak jacket stopped him being fatally injured. Oliver Poole BLACK KNIGHTS: On the Bloody Road to Baghdad (2003) My soldiers all wore their helmets and flak jackets though. Stewart, Bob (Lt-Col) Broken Lives (1993) You have to take the flak. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Such was the potential danger that she was assigned a bare room in a heavily protected compound and given a flak jacket. Times, Sunday Times (2012) You are going to get flak for losing four Tests in a row. Times, Sunday Times (2014) By mid-January the flak was getting ridiculous. The Sun (2015) We've taken so much flak for having fans in the frame checking their phones. Times, Sunday Times (2016) If it goes backwards, you take the flak. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He'll get credit and also take some flak. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We really fly the flag abroad, but for some reason we get all this flak at home. Times, Sunday Times (2007) I took off my flak jacket and helmet and dressed in a blue sweatshirt and jeans. Oliver Poole BLACK KNIGHTS: On the Bloody Road to Baghdad (2003) They think the few extra pounds from a promotion isn't worth the flak they would get from all directions. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This is partly why she asked to be anonymous: she gets enough flak without inviting more for changing her nose. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Oil giants cop the flak. The Sun (2012) The picture had been taken from behind the soldier, whose features and gender were additionally obscured by a helmet and flak jacket. James Fergusson KANDAHAR COCKNEY: A Tale of Two Worlds (2004) I've seen previous managers here cop some flak. The Sun (2008) Now he is likely to face flak from Labour MPs for doing so. Times, Sunday Times (2009) When he misses, he doesn't cop all the flak either. The Sun (2009) ENGLAND'S athletics flops are ready to face more flak when they return home from the Commonwealth Games. The Sun (2006) In other languages flak British English: flak NOUN If you get a lot of flak from someone, they criticize you severely. The President is getting a lot of flak for that. American English: flak Brazilian Portuguese: críticas Chinese: 抨击 European Spanish: críticas French: critiques German: Beschuss Italian: critiche Japanese: 激しい非難 Korean: 혹평 European Portuguese: crítica Latin American Spanish: críticas Chinese translation of 'flak' flak (flæk) n (u) (Mil) 高射炮(砲) (gāoshèpào) (fig, = criticism) 批评(評) (pīpíng) (noun) in the sense of criticism Definition severe criticism He's getting a lot of flak for that. Synonyms criticism The policy had repeatedly come under strong criticism. stick (slang) It's not motorists who give you the most stick, it's the general public. opposition Much of the opposition to this plan has come from the media. abuse A group of people started to heckle and shout abuse. complaints hostility condemnation There was widespread condemnation of Saturday's riots. censure It is a controversial policy which has attracted international censure. disapproval His action had been greeted with almost universal disapproval. bad press denigration brickbats (informal) sideswipes disparagement They were unanimous in their disparagement of the book. fault-finding disapprobation Additional synonyms in the sense of abuse Definition insulting comments A group of people started to heckle and shout abuse. Synonyms insults, blame, slights, curses, cursing, put-downs, libel, censure, reproach, scolding, defamation, indignities, offence, tirade, derision, slander, rudeness, vilification, invective, swear words, opprobrium, insolence, upbraiding, aspersions, character assassination, disparagement, vituperation, castigation, contumely, revilement, traducement, calumniation in the sense of censure Definition severe disapproval It is a controversial policy which has attracted international censure. Synonyms disapproval, criticism, blame, condemnation, rebuke, reprimand, reproach, dressing down (informal), stick (slang), stricture, reproof, sideswipe, castigation, obloquy, remonstrance, reprehension in the sense of condemnation There was widespread condemnation of Saturday's riots. Synonyms denunciation, blame, censure, disapproval, reproach, stricture, reproof, reprobation, denouncement Nearby words of flak flagstone flail flair flak flake flake out flaky Synonyms of 'flak' flak Explore 'flak' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of disapprobation Definition disapproval Synonyms disapproval, blame, dislike, condemnation, dissatisfaction, censure, displeasure, stricture, reproof, disfavour in the sense of disapproval His action had been greeted with almost universal disapproval. Synonyms displeasure, criticism, objection, condemnation, dissatisfaction, censure, reproach, denunciation, deprecation, disapprobation, stick (slang) in the sense of disparagement They were unanimous in their disparagement of the book. Synonyms contempt, criticism, ridicule, discredit, condemnation, scorn, lessening, depreciation, disdain, degradation, denunciation, derision, slander, denigration, debasement, underestimation, derogation, contumely (literary), aspersion, belittlement, detraction in the sense of opposition Definition hostility, resistance, or disagreement Much of the opposition to this plan has come from the media. Synonyms hostility, resistance, resentment, disapproval, obstruction, animosity, aversion, antagonism, antipathy, obstructiveness, counteraction, contrariety in the sense of stick Definition verbal abuse, criticism It's not motorists who give you the most stick, it's the general public. Synonyms abuse, criticism, flak (informal), blame, knocking (informal), hostility, slagging (slang), denigration, critical remarks, fault-finding
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