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

take liberties

1Behave in an unduly familiar or easy manner towards someone or something: you’ve taken too many liberties with me...

I got on well with my teammates, but I think that would have been taking liberties towards the club.
Over time, the children of family members may take liberties that when left unchecked, become real problems.
Still, the advertisements are part of a growing strain of Web marketing that takes liberties with requested Web pages, browsers and e-mail in-boxes, making it harder for people to ignore ads.

Synonyms

act with overfamiliarity, act with familiarity, show disrespect, act with impropriety, act indecorously, be impudent, commit a breach of etiquette, act with boldness, act with impertinence, show insolence, show impudence, show presumptuousness, show presumption, show forwardness, show audacity, be unrestrained;

take advantage of, exploit

2Treat something freely, without strict faithfulness to the facts or to an original: the scriptwriter has taken few liberties with the original narrative...

Doing so is disingenuous, and takes liberties with the facts and the policy of this matter.
This is one of the problems of an adaptation, where the writer must decide between a faithful, textually based adaptation and one that takes liberties in order to make it a better film.
For Parker, the traditionalists who accuse him of taking liberties are one of the targets.

See parent entry: liberty

单词	take liberties
释义	take liberties 1Behave in an unduly familiar or easy manner towards someone or something: you’ve taken* too many liberties with me... I got on well with my teammates, but I think that would have been taking liberties towards the club. Over time, the children of family members may take liberties that when left unchecked, become real problems. Still, the advertisements are part of a growing strain of Web marketing that takes liberties with requested Web pages, browsers and e-mail in-boxes, making it harder for people to ignore ads. Synonyms act with overfamiliarity, act with familiarity, show disrespect, act with impropriety, act indecorously, be impudent, commit a breach of etiquette, act with boldness, act with impertinence, show insolence, show impudence, show presumptuousness, show presumption, show forwardness, show audacity, be unrestrained; take advantage of, exploit 2Treat something freely, without strict faithfulness to the facts or to an original: the scriptwriter has taken few liberties with the original narrative*... Doing so is disingenuous, and takes liberties with the facts and the policy of this matter. This is one of the problems of an adaptation, where the writer must decide between a faithful, textually based adaptation and one that takes liberties in order to make it a better film. For Parker, the traditionalists who accuse him of taking liberties are one of the targets. See parent entry: liberty
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