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Catches A Lot Of Flak. Why do i always get the flak when something goes. A flack is a person—especially a press agent or publicist—who talks up his or her employer and deflects criticism. Noun [ u ] (also flack) uk / flæk / us / flæk / flak noun [u] (criticism) add to word list. It is a shortening of the german word fliegerabwehrkanone, meaning anti. “flak” is ww ii airman’s slang for shells being fired at you in the air, so to catch a lot of flak is to feel in danger of being shot down. That term, more commonly spelled flak, is short for fliegerabwehrkanonen, from the german words for flyer, defense, and cannons. When you hear of someone catching flack, you're hearing a figurative extension of a term used for antiaircraft guns, or for the shells fired from them. Flak (usually a mass noun) refers to (1) antiaircraft artillery, and (2) excessive or abusive criticism (the second definition derives metaphorically from the first). Get a lot of flak 〔批判 ｛ひはん｝ ・非難 ｛ひなん｝ ・罵 ｛ののし｝ り・反対意見 ｛はんたい いけん｝ などの〕集中攻撃 ｛しゅうちゅう こうげき｝ を. He’s taken a lot of flak for his unpopular decisions. To receive a lot of criticism, judgment, or teasing (for something).

“flak” is ww ii airman’s slang for shells being fired at you in the air, so to catch a lot of flak is to feel in danger of being shot down. Flak (usually a mass noun) refers to (1) antiaircraft artillery, and (2) excessive or abusive criticism (the second definition derives metaphorically from the first). A flack is a person—especially a press agent or publicist—who talks up his or her employer and deflects criticism. To receive a lot of criticism, judgment, or teasing (for something). Get a lot of flak 〔批判 ｛ひはん｝ ・非難 ｛ひなん｝ ・罵 ｛ののし｝ り・反対意見 ｛はんたい いけん｝ などの〕集中攻撃 ｛しゅうちゅう こうげき｝ を. He’s taken a lot of flak for his unpopular decisions. When you hear of someone catching flack, you're hearing a figurative extension of a term used for antiaircraft guns, or for the shells fired from them. Noun [ u ] (also flack) uk / flæk / us / flæk / flak noun [u] (criticism) add to word list. That term, more commonly spelled flak, is short for fliegerabwehrkanonen, from the german words for flyer, defense, and cannons. Why do i always get the flak when something goes.

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Catches A Lot Of Flak Flak (usually a mass noun) refers to (1) antiaircraft artillery, and (2) excessive or abusive criticism (the second definition derives metaphorically from the first). Noun [ u ] (also flack) uk / flæk / us / flæk / flak noun [u] (criticism) add to word list. A flack is a person—especially a press agent or publicist—who talks up his or her employer and deflects criticism. Flak (usually a mass noun) refers to (1) antiaircraft artillery, and (2) excessive or abusive criticism (the second definition derives metaphorically from the first). Get a lot of flak 〔批判 ｛ひはん｝ ・非難 ｛ひなん｝ ・罵 ｛ののし｝ り・反対意見 ｛はんたい いけん｝ などの〕集中攻撃 ｛しゅうちゅう こうげき｝ を. “flak” is ww ii airman’s slang for shells being fired at you in the air, so to catch a lot of flak is to feel in danger of being shot down. To receive a lot of criticism, judgment, or teasing (for something). That term, more commonly spelled flak, is short for fliegerabwehrkanonen, from the german words for flyer, defense, and cannons. He’s taken a lot of flak for his unpopular decisions. Why do i always get the flak when something goes. It is a shortening of the german word fliegerabwehrkanone, meaning anti. When you hear of someone catching flack, you're hearing a figurative extension of a term used for antiaircraft guns, or for the shells fired from them.