take a dim view of



take a dim view of someone or something

to disapprove of someone or something. Of all the boys, the teacher likes Dave the least. She takes a dim view of him. I take a dim view of that law.
See also: dim, of, take, view

take a dim view of

Regard disapprovingly, as in I take a dim view of meeting every single week. This idiom, which uses dim in the sense of "unfavorable," was first recorded in 1947
See also: dim, of, take, view

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
BirutĖ-Lithuanian
Benoite-French
MillicentMIL-ə-səntEnglish
Randy['rændi]
Qiang-Chinese
Coreenkə-REENEnglish (Rare)