offensive如何读

英:[əˈfensɪv]

美:[əˈfensɪv]

offensive英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 讨厌的,令人不快的 causing offense; unpleasant
  2. 攻击的 for attacking
n.(名词)
  1. [C]进攻,攻势 a continued military attack

offensive是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 冒犯的,无礼的,唐突冒失的
  2. (极其)讨厌的,令人不快的,得罪人的
  3. 攻势的,进攻(性)的,攻方的,攻击(性)的
  4. 令人不适的,令人作呕的
n. (名词)
  1. 进攻,攻击,侵犯,发动攻势,主动出击,先发制人
  2. 攻势,进攻势态,进攻态势
  3. 系列行动,运动

offensive自然拼读

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offensive变形

复数:offensives

比较级:more offensive

最高级:most offensive

offensive扩展

offensively (adv.), offensiveness (n.)

offensive词根

词根:offend

adj.

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.

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)

vi.

offend 违反;进攻;引起不舒服

vt.

offend 冒犯;使…不愉快

offensive英英释义

Noun

1. the action of attacking an enemy

Adjective

1. violating or tending to violate or offend against;

"violative of the principles of liberty"

"considered such depravity offensive against all laws of humanity"

2. for the purpose of attack rather than defense;

"offensive weapons"

3. causing anger or annoyance;

"offensive remarks"

4. morally offensive;

"an unsavory reputation"

"an unsavory scandal"

5. unpleasant or disgusting especially to the senses;

"offensive odors"

6. of an offensive substitute for inoffensive terminology;

"`nigger' is a dysphemistic term for `African-American'"

7. causing or able to cause nausea;

"a nauseating smell"

"nauseous offal"

"a sickening stench"

offensive词组

offensive player进攻球员;进攻队员;进攻型选手

offensive team攻队;后攻队;进攻球队

offensive weapons攻击性武器

offensive区别

 aggression, offensive, invasion, assault, attack

这组词都有“进攻、侵略”的意思,其区别是:

aggression词义宽泛,既可指武装入侵别国领土,又可指文化、经济等方面的侵略。侧重敌意行动和征服的企图。

offensive多指进攻的态势,常指大规模的协同军事行动。

invasion多指具体的侵入或侵犯别国领土,也可用于指抽象事件。

assault主要指突然而猛烈的进攻。

attack普通用词,含义广,指事先不发警告,主动地向对方发起武力进攻或对言论等进行抨击。

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offensive词源中文解释

1540年代,“用于攻击,攻击的”; 1570年代,“侮辱,引起或给予不悦”,源自法语 offensif(16世纪)并直接源自中世纪拉丁语 offensivus,源自拉丁语 offens-,过去分词词干 offendere “冒犯”(参见 offend)。1590年代开始,“令人厌恶,令人不快”(指气味、味道等)。相关词: Offensively; offensiveness。

offensive_体育行业词汇

进攻的

offensive词源英文解释

Adjective borrowed from Middle French & Medieval Latin; Middle French offensif, borrowed from Medieval Latin offensīvus "used for attacking, causing injury," from Latin offensus, past participle of offendere "to strike against, break a rule, offend" + -īvus -ive Noun derivative of offensive >entry 1

The first known use of offensive was circa 1564

offensive儿童词典英英释义

offhandadverb or adjective

without previous thought or preparation

can't say offhand how many there are

offertorynoun

the offering of the sacramental bread and wine to God before they are consecrated

a verse from a psalm said or sung at the beginning of the offertory

the collection and presentation of the offerings of the congregation in church

the music played or sung during an offertory

offeringnoun

the act of one who offers

something offered

a sacrifice offered as a part of worship

a contribution to the support of a church

offer1 of 2verb

to present as an act of worship : sacrifice

to present (something) to be accepted or rejected offer $10 for the lamp offer fruit for sale

was offered the job

to present for consideration : suggest

offer a suggestion

to declare one's willingness

offered to help

to try to make or do : put up

offered stubborn resistance

to make available

the hut offered protection from the wind and rain

to propose as payment

I'll offer you $700 for that car

offer2 of 2noun

an act or instance of offering

an offer to help

a price suggested by one prepared to buy : bid

offensive1 of 2adjective

relating to or made or suited for attack

offensive weapons

of or relating to the attempt to score in a game or contest

the offensive team

causing painful or unpleasant sensations

an offensive smell

causing displeasure or resentment

an offensive remark

offensive2 of 2noun

the state or attitude of one who is making an attack

on the offensive

attack entry 2 sense 1

offensive1 of 2adjective

relating to or made or suited for attack

offensive weapons

of or relating to the attempt to score in a game or contest

the offensive team

causing painful or unpleasant sensations

an offensive smell

causing displeasure or resentment

an offensive remark

offensive2 of 2noun

the state or attitude of one who is making an attack

on the offensive

attack entry 2 sense 1

offensive1 of 2adjective

relating to or made or suited for attack

offensive weapons

of or relating to the attempt to score in a game or contest

the offensive team

causing painful or unpleasant sensations

an offensive smell

causing displeasure or resentment

an offensive remark

offensive2 of 2noun

the state or attitude of one who is making an attack

on the offensive

attack entry 2 sense 1

offensive 例句

1 Nick was a fat offensive lineman with a tattoo of a skull on his hairy shoulder.

2 It was March, 1918, and the German offensive had started in France.

3 Its latest military offensive against rebel forces is aimed at reopening important trade routes...

它对叛军的最新一轮军事进攻旨在重新打开重要的贸易通道。

4 It would be the same when the offensive started.

5 A war correspondent triumphantly announced that the lodgment area from which the Allied Armies would soon launch their major offensive into the heart of occupied France was now adequate and secure.

6 Our immediate capacity for an offensive was nil.

我们尚无立刻进攻的时机.

7 The army spokesman announced the military offensive has thousands of civilians fled from the fighting there.

军队发言人声明说,军事进攻使数千的平民逃离战区.

8 The Russians are taking part in the campaign; yesterday they started their offensive near Vitebsk, exactly three years to the day that the Germans invaded Russia.

9 With the approval of the Continental Congress, three armies were mustered to launch an offensive against the Seneca and any other Indigenous nation that opposed the separatists.

10 Water from the system—the first water system in the United States—was sweeter tasting and had no offensive odor.

11 De Roos was on the offensive again, trying to spoil Kwang’s show with the same questions about his role in the boycotts, suggesting that he was obstructing the efforts of the police and community groups.

12 The boss kicked the clerk out for an offensive remark.

老板因为那个职员说了一句冒犯的话,就把他开除了.

13 I crouched slightly and struck an offensive pose, noticing that a timer now appeared in the corner of my display, counting down from three minutes.

14 Shandong's tactics so targeted, apparently has plans for the offensive team in Shaanxi Province thorough study.

山东队的战术如此具有针对性, 显然是图拨已经对陕西队的进攻研究透彻.

15 They never demanded the impossible. made no offensive remarks, and sometimes even smiled at the lady of the house.

16 We had long since decided, therefore, to turn on Moscow if an offensive developed.

因此我们早就打定主意, 在一旦发生攻势时, 就唯莫斯科是问.

17 But there in the lofty environment of the laboratory, a place that had selected them for their intellectual talents, the sign seemed especially ridiculous and somehow more offensive.

18 After several semesters Myma disappeared from the college, saying in her offensive manner, “This place can’t teach me anything I don’t know.”

19 The enemy's offensive wound down at last.

敌人进攻的势头终于缓和下来了.

20 This was the decision that caused Hamilton to repeat his earlier characterizations of Burr as the unprincipled American Catiline, which in turn generated the newspaper reports containing the offensive word “despicable.”

offensive 同义词

3 令人不愉快的

horrid noxious

4 攻击性

aggression

5 令人难堪的

painful close to home

10 进攻性的

smash-mouth

12 使人反感的

disgusting repellent repulsive

13 攻击性的

aggressive

16 得罪人的

tactless unfortunate

19 攻势的

aggressive

23 讨厌的

anathematic cotton-picking ill-favored cottonpickin' yechy nice dirty ugly nasty foul unpleasant grim rotten heartbreaking dreadful troublesome pesky vile obscene lousy hateful obnoxious wretched blinking objectionable villainous frightful repugnant icky darned brackish ruddy revolting blasted unpalatable stinking doggone irksome mucky pissy damnable confounded pestilent blithering pestiferous dratted grody plaguey tarnation disgustful blankety-blank tarnal a devil of a rank sick disgusting undesirable shitty gruesome cursed atrocious tiresome repulsive distasteful infernal abominable abhorrent disagreeable accursed yucky loathsome detestable niggling cruddy perishing cheesy crappy tawdry evil bloody shocking stink flipping flaming blooming ghastly sucky pissing execrable pestilential skeevy flyblown sick-making plaguy minging scungy ill-favoured on the nose bad horrible sticky unwanted hellish forbidding off-putting odious troublous cumbrous deuced mean military impossible wet painful brutal fierce cheerful poisonous cumbersome damned hideous unwelcome gummy goddamn horrid slimy grating bothersome noxious nauseous rancid grisly shrill ungrateful beastly goddamned unwholesome ungracious mawkish importunate stinko verminous boresome accurst hateable plaguesome weariful maledict bally unsonsy Nice terrible chronic unlikely hairy filthy tacky unfavorable carrion unsavory mothering insufferable bawdy elvish motherfucking unlovely noisome unpleasing sodding loathly snuffy lumbersome loathful naffing sour not very nice

26 攻击用的

attack

29 军事进攻

push

30 极其讨厌的

insufferable abominable revolting

32 人反感的

disgusting repellent repulsive

38 攻方

in offense

44 令人不适

offend

46 攻方的

in

48 讨厌

anathematic cotton-picking ill-favored cottonpickin' yechy nice dirty ugly nasty foul unpleasant grim rotten heartbreaking dreadful troublesome pesky vile obscene lousy hateful obnoxious wretched blinking objectionable villainous frightful repugnant icky darned disagreeable brackish ruddy revolting blasted unpalatable stinking doggone irksome mucky pissy damnable confounded pestilent blithering pestiferous dratted grody plaguey tarnation disgustful blankety-blank tarnal anathematically excruciatingly tiresomely dang cringe dislike confound abominate mislike be sick of take a dislike to have a dislike for have a dislike of a devil of a rank sick disgusting undesirable shitty gruesome cursed atrocious tiresome repulsive distasteful infernal abominable abhorrent accursed yucky loathsome detestable niggling cruddy perishing hate detest abhor under feet bad horrible sticky unwanted hellish forbidding off-putting odious troublous cumbrous deuced repulsion object mean military impossible wet painful brutal fierce stink cheerful poisonous cumbersome damned hideous unwelcome gummy goddamn horrid slimy grating bothersome noxious nauseous rancid grisly shrill ungrateful beastly loath goddamned unwholesome execrable ungracious mawkish pestilential importunate stinko verminous boresome accurst hateable plaguesome weariful maledict disagreeably damnably bally boredom averse detestation undesirability disrelish loathe scunner bar unsonsy Nice evil terrible chronic unlikely hairy filthy tacky unfavorable carrion unsavory mothering insufferable bawdy elvish motherfucking unlovely noisome unpleasing sodding loathly snuffy lumbersome loathful naffing sour bother bugger botheration deformity damnation afraid have no time for get knotted be sour on no deal not very nice

51 令人反感的

reptile disgusting grim ghastly

offensive 短语相关

on the offensive take the offensive went on the offensive

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