come in for

英 [kʌm ɪn fɔː(r)]

美 [kʌm ɪn fɔːr]

遭到（批评）; 受到（指责）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 遭到(批评);受到(指责)
  If someone or somethingcomes in forcriticism or blame, they receive it.
  1. The plans have already come in for fierce criticism in many quarters of the country.
     这些计划已经遭到该国多方面人士的严厉批评。

英英释义

verb

• be subject to or the object of
  1. The governor came in for a lot of criticism

双语例句

• A: Do you want to come in for some tea?
  你要不要进来喝个茶呢？
• Some potential employees refuse to come in for a group interview or walk out halfway.
  有一些求职者拒绝参加小组面试，或者会中途离开。
• Another reason is that the more clients come in for non-business reasons, the greater the opportunity to fix up meetings to sell them financial services.
  另一个原因是，出于非业务原因来到这里的客户越多，安排会面以便向他们出售金融服务的机会就越大。
• Timeshare companies also come in for a rap as they continue to flout the rules.
  各分时度假公司也受到了批评，因为他们一直违反相关规则。
• Hang up your horse and come in for a drink.
  把马栓在桩上。进来喝一蛊。
• However, Beijing has come in for heavy criticism from many western governments for its tactics at the talks.
  不过，许多西方政府对北京方面在谈判中的战术提出严厉批评。
• Richard: Yeah, everything's just about moved in. Say, would you like to come in for some coffee?
  理查德：是的，东西才刚搬完。对了，想进来喝点咖啡吗？
• Others toiled and you have come in for the harvest of their toil.
  别人要辛苦劳作，你们却坐享其成。
• Mother called us to come in for dinner.
  母亲叫我们进屋吃饭。
• She will probably come in for a considerable fortune when her husband dies.
  她丈夫死后，她可能得到一笔可观的遗产。