中英互译
offense
英 /əˈfens/美 /əˈfens/
基本释义
- n.违法,犯罪;冒犯,伤害;过错,不当;讨厌的东西,引起反感的事物;<正式> 进攻,攻击行为;进攻队员;(球队的)进攻
复数offenses
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词语例句
违法,犯罪cn.
The new law makes it a criminal offense to drink alcohol in public places.
新法律将在公共场所饮酒定为刑事犯罪。
When someone commits a criminal act, we always hope the punishment will match the offense.
当一个人犯罪时,我们总是希望惩罚与犯罪相配。
Each family group may have the responsibility for personally carrying out judgment and punishment upon the person who committed the offense.
每个家庭团体都有责任亲自对犯罪的人进行审判和惩罚。
冒犯,伤害un.
I promise that I didn't mean to give offense.
我保证我无意冒犯任何人。
Americans visiting Asia should keep in mind that such behavior may cause offense.
前往亚洲访问的美国人应记住,这种行为可能会冒犯他人。
过错,不当cn.
The acts of the pop star were an offense to public morals.
那个流量明星的行为有悖公共道德。
讨厌的东西,引起反感的事物cn.
It's known to all that the palace is an offense to good taste.
众所周知,那座宫殿是一个让人反感的丑陋建筑。
- The new law makes it a criminal offense to drink alcohol in public places.新法律将在公共场所饮酒定为刑事犯罪。来自《牛津词典》
- His words gave great offense to everybody present.他的发言冲犯了在场的所有人。来自《新英汉大辞典》
- Americans visiting Asia should keep in mind that such behavior may cause offense.前往亚洲访问的美国人应记住,这种行为可能会冒犯他人。
相关短语
- no offense无意冒犯;请勿见怪
- criminal offense犯罪行为,犯罪;刑事犯罪
- take offense生气
- offense and defense攻与守
- triangle offense三角战术;三角进攻;三角进攻战术
- illegal offense进攻违例;进击违例;打击违例;防御违例
- first offense初犯;罚锾
- motion offense挡切战术;动态进攻;移动进攻;挡切和术
- take offense介意;不介怀;见怪
词语扩展
词义分布
进攻
77.5%
犯罪
17.7%
过错
3.9%
攻方
0.9%
英英释义
- n.a lack of politeness; a failure to show regard for others; wounding the feelings or others
- n.a feeling of anger caused by being offended
- n.a crime less serious than a felony
- n.the team that has the ball (or puck) and is trying to score
- n.the action of attacking an enemy
- n.a crime that breaks a law
罪行;违法行为 - n.when someone is upset by another person's behavior
冒犯行为
短语
- (对某事)生气,见怪to be upset by something that someone says or doesInstead of taking offense, the woman smiled.那女人不但不生气反而笑了。
词源
- offense冒犯,进攻,前锋来自offend,进攻,冒犯,-s,过去分词后缀,此处做名词使用。引申词义前锋。
- offenseFrom Old French offense, from Latin offensa (“a striking against; displeasure; injury”).