Catch some flak.
Catch some flak.
Catch some flak" is a military term originally referring to antiaircraft fire and has come to mean receiving harsh criticism or opposition. It’s useful when discussing scenarios where someone faces disapproval or attacks from others, particularly in contexts like politics, leadership, or any public endeavor.
She’ll catch some flak.
She will receive criticism.
He caught some flak for his controversial opinion.
He received criticism for his controversial opinion.
Managers often catch flak when layoffs are announced.
Managers typically face criticism when announcing layoffs.