?offence

offence發(fā)音

英：[??fens]　　美：[??f?ns]

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offence中文意思翻譯

n.犯罪, 過(guò)錯, 攻擊, 令人討厭的事物

offence詞形變化

動(dòng)詞現在分詞: offing | 動(dòng)詞第三人稱(chēng)單數: offs | 動(dòng)詞過(guò)去分詞: offed | 動(dòng)詞過(guò)去式: offed |

offence同義詞

guilt | assault | felony | wrongdoing | error | pique | commission | umbrage | crime | slur | discourtesy | fault | onslaught | criminal offense | affront | sin | law-breaking | offensive | insult | displeasure | outrage | resentment | criminal offence | violation | slight | indignation | offense | attack

offence反義詞

defence

offence常見(jiàn)例句

1 、His case should be subsumed under the title of criminal offence.───他的案子應歸入刑事犯罪。

2 、Do you know what offence he committed?───你知道他犯了什麼罪嗎?

3 、Opposing them is an offence, that's why they arrest us.─── 反對他們是一種犯罪行為 所以逮捕我們

4 、It cannot be done without offence.───做這種事非得罪人不可。

5 、You should take my remarks in the right spirit,without offence.───你應該以正確的態(tài)度接受我的意見(jiàn)，不該生氣。

6 、You can hardly urge that in mitigation of the offence.───你簡(jiǎn)直不能夠去作那樣的懇求來(lái)減輕這一過(guò)錯。

7 、He is always so quick to take offence at odds.───他老是動(dòng)不動(dòng)就對瑣碎的小事生氣。

8 、It is not like him to take offence.───像他這樣的人才不會(huì )動(dòng)氣呢。

9 、My only 'offence' in that direction, if you will.─── 如果非要說(shuō)的話(huà) 這算是我唯一的違法行為

10 、Even the slightest offence would make Jack nervous.───即使是極輕微的觸犯也會(huì )使杰克激動(dòng)起來(lái)。

11 、No, I suppose not. It is a di*issible offence.─── 是啊 這是足以解雇她的事

12 、He is good-humored and never took offence.───他性情好，從不氣惱。

13 、Parking with your car bumper overhanging the pavement may seem trivial to you, but in the eyes of the law it is still an offence.───在你看來(lái)，停車(chē)時(shí)把汽車(chē)的保險桿部分突出在人行道上似乎是微不足道的，但就法制觀(guān)念而言，這仍舊是一種犯法的行為。

14 、It was silly of him to take offence at such remarks.───他聽(tīng)了這種話(huà)生氣，是愚蠢的。

15 、The offence will make him the most popular man in all Florence.───他的犯上會(huì )使他成為全佛羅倫薩最出名的人物。

16 、Your necktie is wry, no offence.───你的領(lǐng)帶歪了，請勿怪我提醒。

17 、They did not pardon him his first offence against the law.───他們沒(méi)有寬恕他初次犯法。

18 、Punishment for a first offence is a fine.───占有偷盜贓物是一種犯罪行為。

19 、His words gave offence to everybody present.───他的話(huà)使在場(chǎng)的人都十分反感。

20 、He is disposed to take offence at trifles.───他容易為一點(diǎn)小事發(fā)脾氣。

21 、We apologize unreservedly for any offence caused by his remarks.───他的話(huà)若有得罪，我們深表歉意。

22 、No offence but your life's kind of... depressing.─── 無(wú)意冒犯 但你的人生真的很悲催

23 、You know treason is a capital offence .───你知道背叛是一種嚴重的罪行。

24 、It remained open to question, no matter what the courts found, whether Mr Johnson had been rightly convicted for the offence.───不論法庭對約翰遜先生做出什么樣裁決，給他定的罪是否恰當仍是仁者見(jiàn)仁，智者見(jiàn)智。

25 、The best defence is offence.───先下手為強/以攻為守。

26 、They held him culpable for the offence.───他們認為他有罪應受懲罰。

27 、He had been sent to Prison for no offence.───他被關(guān)進(jìn)監獄是無(wú)辜的。

28 、Misleading the court in a trial is a serious offence.───在審理案件中誤導法庭是嚴重的違法行為。

29 、I need hardly say, a very grave offence.───不用說(shuō)，這是大不敬的事。

30 、He is always cautious of giving offence to others .───他一直注意不得罪人。

31 、He is swift to take offence.───他動(dòng)輒生別人的氣。

32 、The guidelines lies down rules for dealing with traffic offence.───基本原則規定了處理違犯交通法規的規則。

33 、It will become you best to show no haste to take offence.───你頂好不要冒冒失失地發(fā)脾氣。

34 、Abandon a child under two years old is a notifiable offence.───丟棄2歲以下的兒童是一種嚴重的犯法和犯罪行為。

35 、One cannot hear such a remark without offence.───人們聽(tīng)了這樣的話(huà)必然會(huì )生氣。

36 、He suffered for his offence.───他因自己的過(guò)錯而受到懲罰。

37 、Strictly speaking, each offence should be considered separately.───嚴格地說(shuō),每項違例事項應分開(kāi)考慮。

38 、Sexual intercourse with a girl under sixteen is an offence.───與16歲以下的女孩**是一種犯罪行為。

39 、His offence is so serious that I doubt whether he can be pardoned for it.───他的過(guò)錯十分嚴重。我懷疑他是否會(huì )得到原諒。

40 、In the eyes of law, it is an offence.───在法律上,這是犯罪。

41 、He continue to maintain his technical innocence of any indictable offence.───他仍然聲稱(chēng)自己從嚴格的法律意義上說(shuō)并未犯有任何可以起訴的罪行。

42 、They can't be prosecuted for this offence - they have diplomatic immunity.───他們不會(huì )因這次違法行為而受到檢控 - 他們享有外交豁免權。

43 、The law is very clear about what is the offence, and the offence is assisting or encouraging somebody to commit suicide.─── 法律明確規定何種行為才算犯罪 即協(xié)助或慫恿 他人自殺

44 、It's an offence of starting lawsuit with no grounds.───在無(wú)根據的情況下提起訴訟，它是一種犯罪。

45 、Appearing naked in public is an offence against decency.───在大庭廣眾之中赤身裸體是有失體面的事。

46 、Why do you take offence at a stupid joke?───何苦為一個(gè)蠢笑話(huà)生氣?

47 、You should be cautious not to give offence.───你應該小心不要得罪人。

48 、Giving false information to the police is a punishable offence.───向警方謊報情況是應受懲處的罪行。

49 、Never hang a man twice for one offence.───[諺]一罪不可兩治；打了不罰，罰了不打。

50 、I shouldn't have been so quick to take offence.─── 我不該這么快就對你的話(huà)生氣

51 、This was not your first offence, Troy Cooper.───“卓伊?庫珀，這并不是你第一次犯罪了?！?/p>

52 、See Appendix B for the clear - up rate of notifiable offence .───關(guān)于解釋性的嚴重犯罪率情況，參看附件B

53 、One cannot hear such a remark without taking offence.───聽(tīng)了這樣的話(huà)，誰(shuí)都會(huì )生氣的。

54 、Do you think he took offence at what I said?───你認為他會(huì )對我說(shuō)的話(huà)生氣嗎?

55 、"No offence, John?" And John laughed. "Not between old comrades in arms, " he said, and backed out and along the top corridor away form a tyke you couldn't trust as far as you could throw him.───"約翰，不見(jiàn)怪吧？"約翰笑了起來(lái)。"戰友之間沒(méi)有什么見(jiàn)怪的，"他一邊回答，一邊退了出去，沿著(zhù)頂層的走廊避開(kāi)了一個(gè)他認為隨時(shí)都有可能做蠢事的粗魯家伙。

56 、Your refusal to come might give offence.───你要拒絕來(lái)是會(huì )得罪人的。

57 、If you commit an offence, you should bear the legal consequences.───一旦觸犯法律,你應承擔法律后果。

58 、It is an offence to drop litter in the street.───在馬路上亂丟廢物是違章的。

59 、The anti-British propaganda gave (ie caused) much offence.───反英宣傳觸犯了眾怒。

60 、Being absent without leave is a fireable offence.───(無(wú)故缺席是可以被開(kāi)除的。

61 、It is an offence to serve alcohol to minors.───向未成年人提供含酒精的飲料是違法的。

62 、Moreover, this is an offence which concerns me.───況且那種冒犯，也還是屬于我個(gè)人的。

63 、He committed an offence against our laws.───他犯了法。

64 、He was punished for an offence.───他因犯罪而受罰。

65 、Punishment varies according to the gravity of the offence.───處罰根據罪行的嚴重程度而有所不同。

66 、Don't be so quick to take offence.───別動(dòng)不動(dòng)就生氣。

67 、He is cautious of giving offence to others.───他謹防得罪人。

68 、No, forget it. It's only a first offence.─── 算了 不管它 只是個(gè)初犯罷了

69 、He is cautious about offence.───他得提防著(zhù)得罪人。

70 、O is for offence. Offence is the besr defence.───代表進(jìn)攻。進(jìn)攻是最好的防御。

71 、He slightly fancied he might have given offence.───他仍然隱隱約約地感到自己可能在什么地方得罪了他。

72 、It's sometimes difficult to be forthright and not give offence.───又直率又不得罪人，這有時(shí)很難辦到。

73 、Remembrance of the offence angered him all over again.───回想起那次冒犯他又怒火中燒。

74 、He behave himself so as not to give offence to others.───他舉止小心以便不冒犯其它人。

75 、You shouldn't take offence at my son.─── 我兒子說(shuō)的話(huà)你別往心里去

76 、No offence, but you seem way too cool.─── 無(wú)意冒犯 但你看起來(lái)太酷了

77 、He was good-humoured and never took offence.───他性情好, 從不氣惱。

78 、Don't take offence; it is only his way.───不要生氣，他這個(gè)人就是這個(gè)樣子。

79 、His behavior gave great offence to everybody in the classroom.───他的行為使課室里所有的人都很不高興

80 、As it is a first offence,he is fined and not sent to prison.───因為是他第一次犯罪，所以被罰了款，沒(méi)被送進(jìn)監獄。

81 、For such a serious offence he is lucky to get away with a fine.───他犯了那么嚴重的過(guò)失,卻僥幸只交罰款了事。

82 、He's very sorry for giving offence.───他很不愿意得罪人的。

83 、"No offence, I hope,"returned the old man.───“我希望沒(méi)有冒犯你們，”老人答道。

84 、He is so easily rubbed up the wrong way; everything you say her seems to take offence at.───他這個(gè)人很容易被得罪：你每說(shuō)的一句話(huà)似乎都要為之計較。

85 、Cathy was fined for her first offence.───凱瑟第一次犯錯誤即被罰款。

86 、No mere ferule will answer for this offence.───你犯了這樣大的錯誤，光用戒尺不能解決問(wèn)題。

87 、He was not aware that he had committed an offence.───他沒(méi)有意識到自己犯罪了。

88 、Suicide in this country is not in offence.─── 自殺在這個(gè)國家不屬于犯罪

89 、What he feared was that Xiao Jia may take offence.───他擔心的是小賈可能生氣。

90 、He took offence at what you said.───你說(shuō)的話(huà)使他生氣。

offence的形容詞形式？

frightened 感到驚嚇的 frightening令人驚恐的mend修補過(guò)的地方 mending修補過(guò)的衣服 mendable可改正的

offence和offense之間的區別是什么？

兩者區別如下

1. 詞義不同，"offence"（犯罪）：這個(gè)詞通常用于描述涉及嚴重違法行為的概念。這些行為可能會(huì )導致刑事處罰，如罰款、監禁等。犯罪通常與法律、法律程序和懲罰相關(guān)。例如，在法律條款中，你可能會(huì )看到“刑法”、“刑事責任”等與犯罪有關(guān)的詞語(yǔ)。

2. "offense"（冒犯，不當行為）：這個(gè)詞通常用于描述涉及到他人情感、利益或價(jià)值觀(guān)等方面的不當行為。這些行為可能包括言語(yǔ)、行為或態(tài)度上的不當，而不一定會(huì )導致法律上的后果。例如，“冒犯性言論”、“冒犯性行為”等詞語(yǔ)。

2，使用場(chǎng)合不同，"offence"（犯罪）主要用于描述涉及嚴重違法行為的概念，而"offense"（冒犯，不當行為）則用于描述涉及到他人情感、利益或價(jià)值觀(guān)等方面的不當行為。這兩者之間的主要區別在于它們所指的行為類(lèi)型和法律后果。在實(shí)際使用中，要根據上下文和語(yǔ)境來(lái)選擇合適的詞語(yǔ)。