flak 的定义
- antiaircraft fire, especially as experienced by the crews of combat airplanes at which the fire is directed.
- criticism; hostile reaction; abuse: Such an unpopular decision is bound to draw a lot of flak from the press.
flak 近义词
complaint, criticism
更多flak例句
- However, the truth is that Google isn’t taking flak because FLoC will reportedly insulate user data from advertisers, it’s because FLoC is Google’s closed ecosystem.
- The news raised some ire on social media Thursday and may generate some flak in certain corners of conservative culture, but it’s not actually controversial, said Neil Saunders, managing director of retail at GlobalData in New York.
- While Reed caught plenty of flak for his actions Saturday — in large part because of cheating accusations lodged against him in the past — McIlroy got the benefit of the doubt in the eyes of most observers.
- Android gets a lot of flak for its inability to update every smartphone quickly, but that's based on smartphone standards.
- I think for all the flak social media takes, people are not talking about that enough, which is that it is empowering kids to be creative in a more direct way than it has ever before done.
- It felt to me like a plane flying through the flak of an economy.
- You fired off a tweet about ISIS recently that got you some flak.
- They looked younger now than when weighed down in camouflage, flak jackets and helmets.
- When NYC Prep premiered, it got a lot of flak for the sheer gall of its unreality.
- He was bare armed under a protective jacket a jail official termed “a kind of flak jacket.”
- High Command in England thought the Germans might have come up with a new weapon as no flak or enemy fighters were seen.
- It was a tough mission because the flak was so heavy and the other defenses were greater because the factories were important.
- As one of the boys in the bomber crew had been hit in the knee by flak, he had it all wrapped up in bloody cloths.
- I'll take you right down on top of them, and nuts to their flak fire.
- Stan went straight toward the hill, flying low to keep out of the flak.