dim view

负面看法：对某事持负面看法或不看好。

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负面看法：对某事持负面看法或不看好。
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It would be very surprising if the courts that have been fobbed off with poor paperwork did not take a very dim view.
The company insisted there would be no exemptions and made clear that it would take a dim view of suppliers who did not comply.
Your suggestion seems to be logical, but if no profit, I'm afraid the manager will still take a dim view of it.
The authors of the American Voter seem to take a somewhat dim view of group identification (as does Converse '64).
But in the developed world regulators take a dim view of such practices, so operators have had to respond in other ways.
I would take a dim view of being thanked for my passion, as I strongly believe that passion is something best kept for one's private life.
The rating agencies' dim view of German assets over the past few years, based on the poor economy, was a further incentive to look west.
No wonder credit markets are still taking a dim view of the bank.
The authorities take a dim view of protests at the best of times.
All the family members took a dim view of his rash action.
the authorities take a dim view of anything remotely anti-social and eject those they consider guilty.
Justice Scott will presumably take a dim view of the impartiality of Fiji's courts.
The unions took a very dim view.
Dr Hallowell would take a dim view of this.
So, instead of seeing eye-popping pictures, people were left with, quite literally, a dim view of things.
They also take a dim view of opaque conglomerates.
The villagers take a dim view of people who try to impress them.
We take a dim view of employing virus authors.
But India takes a dim view of China's cooperation with archrival Pakistan.
Sales of stock by company insiders suggests managers have a dim view of the market's prospects.
Pepsi also cut its 2011 earnings forecast and offered a dim view of the economy. Its stock fell 1 percent.
Synge; took a dim view of things.
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