offence是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

n. 犯罪；罪行；冒犯；违法行为

网络 犯规；进攻；过错

变形：

复数：offences  

完整释义：

n.

1.无礼,侮辱;冒犯,触怒
2.犯规
3.进攻队
4.违法
5.违例
6.攻方
7.引起反感的事物
8.罪,罪过;【法律】犯罪;违犯,违反
9.【圣经】罪源,绊脚石
10.【军事】攻击; 〔集合词〕攻击部队

例句：

1. He ended up having to pay a fine of $700, when he could have compounded the offence for about 10 times less.
   他结果被判罚款700元。此前他原本可付大约少过10倍，消案了事。

2. Another Guardian writer, Cath Elliott, is often assumed to be a lesbian by men who take offence at her dislike of rapists and sex murderers.
   另外一个卫报作家凯斯·伊利尔特常常会因为不喜欢强奸及性爱谋杀主题而被男人们所厌恶，同时还被认为是一个女同性恋。

3. Forgetting to call someone by his or her title might cause serious offence.
   忘记称呼对方头衔很可能会引起极大地不满。

4. A person who contravenes this section shall be guilty of an offence and liable to imprisonment and a fine.
   任何人如违反本条，即属犯罪，可处监禁及罚款。

5. Yes, no offence . . . always best to. I do not feel uncomfortable with you , just a little different.
   是的，但不是经常。。。这么做总是最好。我并没有感到与你交流的不适，只是有些不同感觉。

6. Apparently the other side took offence, and would not agree, so the matter fell through.
   那边似乎生了气，不答应，事情就摧了。

7. "This was a deliberate offence. The Great Wall should not be sacrificed for commercial interests" .
   “这是一起深思熟虑的犯罪行为，长城不应该成为经济利益的牺牲品。”

8. The original meaning was that if the punishment is the same, people will commit the offence which brings the greatest profit.
   成语原指尽管会得到相同的惩罚，人们可能还会犯能带给他们很多好处的错误。