offence

释义

n.犯罪，违反; 冒犯，触怒; 攻击

词态变化

复数 :   offences ;

实用场景例句

The charge of treason, an offence punishable by death, has been brought against thirteen individuals.

13人因叛国罪被起诉，这是一种可判处死刑的罪行。

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Selling unsafe goods is considered a criminal offence under Britain's Consumer Protection Act.

在英国，《消费者保护法》将销售不安全商品视为刑事犯罪。

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The release of this novel might prevent any potential offence.

这本小说的发行或许能避免任何可能的冒犯。

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The concept of inherited privilege remains a blatant offence to modern ideals of equality.

世袭特权的概念公然冒犯了现代平等理念。

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The coach gathered the offence in a tight circle to discuss strategies during the break.

教练在休息时将进攻队员们召集到一个紧密的圈中讨论战术。

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The image could allegedly cause public distress and offence, according to reports.

据报告称，这张图片可能会引起公众的困扰和冒犯。

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Though our previous conflicts might have caused pain, I genuinely regret any offence that was given.

尽管我们之前的冲突可能带来了痛苦，我真心为所给予的任何冒犯感到懊悔。

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Dad, I don't intend to cause any offence, yet you really should shower now.

爸爸，我并不想冒犯您，但您现在真的该去洗澡了。

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No offence could ever stir her rage...

没有任何冒犯能激起她的暴怒...

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She had never seen him take such quick offence and display such irritability as he did in recent weeks.

她从没见过他像最近几周这样动不动就生气、表现得如此易怒。

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Violation of traffic rules is often considered a minor offence with light penalties.

违反交通规则通常被视为轻微违法行为，处罚较轻。

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a minor offence (= a crime that is not very serious)

轻罪

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a serious offence (= one for which sb may be punished severely)

一项重罪（可被处以重罚的罪行）

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a crime against nature/justice/the law

违反自然 / 公正 / 法律的罪行

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The joke may give offence to sensitive listeners.

这个笑话可能会冒犯到敏感的听众。

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英英释义

Noun

1. the action of attacking an enemy

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

3. a feeling of anger caused by being offended;

"he took offence at my question"

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

5. a crime less serious than a felony