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offence
  • 英语发声
  • 美语发声
  • n. 犯罪;违反;过错;攻击
  • 网络释义

    1、英甲
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    2、犯罪
    成分比例 美帝官方定义了两种犯罪(offence),crime 和 infractions。 crime是在刑法里的,一般的惩罚为监狱或者罚款或者两者。
    3、冒犯
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    4、[军]进攻
    进攻(Offence)专家级-狂怒(Frenzy)-寒冷武器(Chilling stell):5点技能

    短语

    repeat offence累犯

    consequential offence结果犯;成果犯

    summary offence轻微违纪事件;行为;简易程序罪行

    No Offence无意冒犯;没有冒犯的意思;没有罪行;没有违法

    Offence storm暴风少女

    Offence Defense进攻防守

    princeton offence普林斯顿进攻体系

    set offence定式进攻;一般进攻战术

    专业释义

    英英释义

    offence [ ə'fens ]

    n.
      the action of attacking an enemy

      同义词:offenseoffensive

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

      同义词:offense

      a feeling of anger caused by being offended

      "he took offence at my question"

      同义词:umbrageoffense

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

      同义词:discourtesyoffenseoffensive activity

      a crime less serious than a felony

      同义词:misdemeanormisdemeanourinfractionoffenseviolationinfringement




    英汉双解大词典

    offence /əˈfɛns/ TEM4 (offences)

    • 1.  

      N-COUNT(可数名词) An offence is a crime that breaks a particular law and requires a particular punishment. 犯罪行为

      例:

      A first offence carries a fine of $1,000.

      初犯要罚款$1000。

    • 2.  

      N-VAR(有变体名词) Offence or an offence is behaviour that causes people to be upset or embarrassed. 冒犯行为

      例:

      He said he didn't mean to give offence.

      他说他无意冒犯。

    • 3.  

      N-SING(单数型名词) In sports such as football or basketball, the offence is the team which has possession of the ball and is trying to score. (足球、篮球等运动中的) 进攻方 [美国英语]['the' N]

      例:

      Between plays the coach was talking to the offence in the huddle.

      赛间休息时,教练对围拢的攻方队员讲话。

    • 4.  

      CONVENTION(习惯表达) Some people say "no offence" to make it clear that they do not want to upset you, although what they are saying may seem rude. 无意冒犯[套语]

      例:

      "No offence," she said, "but your sister seems a little gloomy."

      “没有冒犯的意思,”她说:“不过你妹妹似乎有点悲观。”

    • 5.  

      PHRASE(习语) If someone takes offence at something you say or do, they feel upset, often unnecessarily, because they think you are being rude to them. 生气

      例:

      Instead of taking offence, the woman smiled.

      那女人不但不生气反而笑了。