英语释义

• a feeling of anger caused by being offended;

  "he took offence at my question"

• a lack of politeness; a failure to show regard for others; wounding the feelings or others

• a crime less serious than a felony

• the team that has the ball (or puck) and is trying to score

• the action of attacking an enemy

片语

take offence生气

summary offence即决犯罪

No Offence并无恶意

repeat offence累犯

criminal offence[法] 刑事犯罪

Offence Defense进攻防守

traffic offence违反交通规章

Offence storm暴风少女

set offence定式进攻

consequential offence结果犯

princeton offence普林斯顿进攻体系

英汉例句

• first, the court held that it does not constitute an offence for minors to take explicit pictures of themselves for their own private use.

  第一，未成年人基于私人用途而拍的他们自己的不雅照，不会被认定为犯罪。

• the mere possession of alcohol is a severe offence in saudi arabia, so for consuming the booze they are all sentenced to death.

  在沙特阿拉伯光是私藏酒就是严重的罪行。因此他们因为喝酒被判处死刑。

• whether he has stepped over the line from offence to harm is here a judgement call, one on which intelligent people can disagree.

  克洛伊是否越过冒犯的界限而对他人造成了伤害，这要诉诸裁决，当然有些聪明人不同意这样做。

• 「excuse me, 」 said she; 「and be assured that i meant no offence to you, by speaking, in so quiet a way, of my own feelings.

  「请原谅，」她说，「你尽管放心，我这样平心静气地谈论我的感情，决没有冒犯你的意思。

• in some countries he has to work illegally as it is an imprisonable offence to profit from kidnapping. which technically he is.

  在一些国家，他不得不非法工作，因为从绑架中获利是刑事犯罪，从技术上来说他是。

• when obama realised his comment might cause offence to an often prudish american public he pleaded with the journalist to 」cut the president some slack".

  当奥巴马意识到他的评论可能会冒犯到常常过分拘谨的美国公众时，他恳求记者们“放总统一马」。

• a recent law made it an offence to elicit information about policemen 「which is of a kind likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism」 (even if no such person exists).

  最近的一部法律就规定，探查警察的信息是犯罪，因为「这类信息很可能被实施或準备实施恐怖活动的分子利用」（即使根本就没有这种人）。

• in a statement issued first on his behalf and then twice in person, the pontiff expressed deep regret for the offence that had been taken.

  在首先以他的名义，以后两次又亲自发表的声明中，教皇对造成的冒犯深表歉意。

• you must show the keeper the red card, and, as the offence was off the field of play, restart with a dropped ball from where it was in play when play was stopped.

  对门将必须出示红牌，但因为犯规是发生在球场之外，所以，应该在比赛中止时皮球所在的地点以坠球重新开始比赛。

• and i heard the question and i took offence at the question.

  我听到了那个问题,我觉得自己对这个问题受到了冒犯。

• if items are culturally inappropriate, they can cause deep offence to the affected populations.

  如果物品不符合当地文化，可能会对受灾群众造成严重的冒犯。

• the anti-thaksinites interpret this as criticism of the monarchy, an offence punishable by 15 years in jail.

  反他信党将这解释为一种对于君主制的批评，是一种该判15年监禁的冒犯。

• in his classic defence of liberty, john stuart mill distinguished between offence and harm.

  约翰.斯图亚特.密尔在为自由辩护的经典着作中对冒犯和伤害作了区分。

• the director mentioned to the student that what is doing is a severe offence to him and to the institute.

  主管对学生说，这种行为不管是对于他本人还是对学院来讲，都是极为严重的违法行为。

• then other neighbours, most of them newcomers, took offence at his horses roaming on their properties.

  随后其他邻居，大部分是新搬来的，攻击他的进入他们地里的马。

相似词

displeasure不愉快；不满意；悲伤

error误差；错误；过失

commission委任；使服役；委托制作

offensive攻势；攻击

相反词

defence防御；防卫；答辩；防卫设备