take liberties with
US /teɪk ˈlɪb.ər.tiz wɪθ/
UK /teɪk ˈlɪb.ər.tiz wɪθ/
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隨意篡改, 侵犯
to treat someone or something in a way that is too free or familiar, often disrespectfully or inappropriately
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He tends to take liberties with the facts when telling a story.
他講故事時往往會隨意篡改事實。
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I don't like how he always takes liberties with my personal space.
我不喜歡他總是侵犯我的個人空間。