offend如何读

英:[əˈfend]

美:[əˈfend]

offend英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vi. 违犯; 违反 violate; do wrong
  2. vt. 使发怒 cause (sb) to annoy

offend是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 违反
  2. 触怒
  3. 激怒
  4. 侮辱
  5. 伤害(…的感情)
  6. 犯罪
  7. 得罪(人)
  8. 惹恼
  9. 惹…生气
  10. 刺痛
  11. 不受用
  12. 犯过错
  13. 引起不舒服
  14. 使反感令人不适
  15. 违背(人情)
  16. 违反(常理)
  17. 有悖于
  18. 犯规
  19. 触犯
  20. 犯法
  21. 冒犯
  22. 引起愤怒
  23. 忤意
  24. 违犯
  25. 使厌倦
  26. 使不舒服
  27. 使不快
  28. 使不悦
  29. 使堕入有罪的行径中

offend自然拼读

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fend

offend变形

第三人称单数:offends

现在分词:offending

过去式:offended

过去分词:offended

offend扩展

offender (n.)

offend词根

词根:offend

adj.

offensive 攻击的;冒犯的;无礼的;讨厌的

offending 不愉快的;厌恶的

offenseless 无攻击力的;不惹人的

adv.

offensively 冒犯地;讨厌地

n.

offensive 攻势;攻击

offence 犯罪;违反;过错;攻击

offender 罪犯;冒犯者;违法者

offense 犯罪,过错;进攻;触怒;引起反感的事物

offensiveness 冒犯;令人讨厌;进攻

v.

offending 冒犯(offend的ing形式)

offend英英释义

verb

intransitive verb

to transgress (see transgress sense transitive 1) the moral or divine law : sin

if it be a sin to covet honor, I am the most offending soul alive—William Shakespeare

to violate a law or rule : do wrong

offend against the law

to cause difficulty, discomfort, or injury

took off his shoe and removed the offending pebble

to cause dislike, anger, or vexation

thoughtless words that offend needlessly

transitive verb

violate, transgress

a contract not offending a statute … might still be in restraint of trade—C. A. Cooke

to cause pain to : hurt

tasteless billboards that offend the eye

obsolete to cause to sin or fall

to cause (a person or group) to feel hurt, angry, or upset by something said or done She carefully worded her comments so as not to offend anyone.

was offended by their language

offend词组

offend against违犯;犯罪

offend词源中文解释

早在14世纪, offenden “违抗或得罪(人,无论是人类还是神)”的意义已经过时,源自古法语 ofendre “打击,攻击,伤害; 违背,激怒”直接源自拉丁语 offendere “打击,刺,撞击”,比喻意义为“绊倒,犯错误,得罪,违背,激怒”,由 ob “在前面,对抗”(参见 ob-)和 -fendere “打击”(仅用于复合词中; 参见 defend)的同化形式构成。

“违反(法律),犯下道德错误,犯罪”的意义可追溯至14世纪晚期。意为“伤害某人的感情,使不悦,引起不快,激起个人烦恼或怨恨”的意义可追溯至14世纪晚期。字面意义上的“攻击,袭击”(14世纪晚期)已经过时,但在 offense 和 offensive 中在某种程度上得以保留。相关词汇: Offended; offending; offendedness。

offend_体育行业词汇

犯规

侵犯

offend_法律行业词汇

触犯

冒犯

offend词源英文解释

Middle English offenden "to assail, violate, displease, hurt the feelings of," borrowed from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French offendre, borrowed from Latin offendere "to strike against, stumble (upon), trouble, break a rule, displease, annoy," from of-, assimilated variant of ob- ob- + -fendere presumably, "to strike, hit" (unattested without prefixes) — more at defend

The first known use of offend was in the 14th century

offend儿童词典英英释义

offendverb

to do wrong : sin

to cause to be angry or annoyed : displease

that language offends me

offendverb

to do wrong : sin

to cause to be angry or annoyed : displease

that language offends me

offendverb

to do wrong : sin

to cause to be angry or annoyed : displease

that language offends me

offendverb

to do wrong : sin

to cause to be angry or annoyed : displease

that language offends me

offend 例句

1 Deed said, “Yeah, well, such is life. You think I’m going to give up the best gig in the state just ’cause you’d be offended?

2 Unless I’m very much mistaken, I think I’ve just managed to offend her.

3 I cannot afford to offend him.

我惹不起他.

4 How have I offended you? You gave me the dead cut.

我怎么得罪你 啦 ?你见到我视若路人.

5 I'm sorry, I didn't mean to offend you.

6 “You have offended the gods. You shall die.”

7 “It’s not like anyone sees you that way! You don’t have to feel so offended!”

8 I hope I did not offend you by talking about you to John.

我希望我对约翰谈到你,不会冒犯你.

9 We mustn't offend against their customs.

我们不能违反他们的风俗。

10 I try to offend the least amount of people possible.

我尽可能少得罪人。

11 Ned was offended and turned to Sallie for consolation, saying to her rather pettishly, “There isn’t a bit of flirt in that girl, is there?”

12 “Like what?” said Mary Poppins sharply, as though Michael had deliberately said something to offend her.

13 Butler grabbed the offending baton, swinging weapon and bearer like a set of bolas.

14 And with the amount of grease smeared onto his shirt, I’m not offended.

15 This time Scythe Curie was not offended by the question.

16 “A country? I don’t follow. A mountain in Germany cannot offend a mountain in France. Or a river, or a wood, or a field of wheat.”

17 He knew that he was supposed to shout, to act offended, to pretend to take his business elsewhere.

18 Some girls might have been offended by that, and at first, I did think it was kind of mean.

19 She watches me with the same expression she had on the tournament field, as though if she concentrates hard enough, she can will me into not offending Locke.

20 I did not want to presume too much, did not want to offend her or embarrass myself.

offend 同义词

6 使不悦

pique be the scandal of

7 伤害…的感情

hit pique

11 令人不快

suck close to home

14 逾越

infringe overstep

16 伤感情

sore gall

19 使不适

turn irritate

22 使不愉快

repel discomfort

23 令人不适

offensive

28 使不舒服

upset irritate constrain indispose

29 犯过

do amiss

32 使绊倒

stumble

offend 短语相关

offend the eye

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