offense

英 [əˈfens]

美 [əˈfens]

n.  (球队的)前锋，锋线队员; 进攻方法; 攻势

复数：offenses　

GRE

BNC.42743 / COCA.2828

牛津词典

noun

noun

• （球队的）前锋，锋线队员；进攻方法；攻势
  the members of a team whose main aim is to score points against the other team; a method of attack
  1. The Redskins' offense is stronger than their defense.
     印第安人队的进攻强于防守。
  2. He played offense for the Chicago Bulls.
     他在芝加哥公牛队打前锋。

柯林斯词典

• → see:offence

英英释义

noun

• (criminal law) an act punishable by law
  1. a long record of crimes
  Synonym:crimecriminal offensecriminal offenceoffencelaw-breaking
• the action of attacking an enemy
  Synonym:offenceoffensive
• a lack of politeness
  Synonym:discourtesyoffenceoffensive activity
• a feeling of anger caused by being offended
  1. he took offence at my question
  Synonym:umbrageoffence
• the team that has the ball (or puck) and is trying to score
  Synonym:offence

双语例句

• His offense was not against you.
  他不是针对你才冒犯你的。
• I hope you will not take any offense at my words.
  我希望你不要因我的话而动气。
• Tax evasion isn't listed as a criminal offense in Liechtenstein's legal code.
  在列支敦士登法律中，逃税并没有被列为刑事犯罪。
• Not exactly a controversial stance, but I suspected many would take offense at this fact.
  这并不是一个很有争议性的立场，但我猜许多人会攻击这个事实。
• Negligence can also be a criminal offense.
  过失行为也可能成为犯罪。
• The punishment did not balance with the offense.
  惩罚与罪过不相称。
• A steal can not only stop the offense before it starts.
  一次抢断不仅仅是阻挡了一次进攻。
• His words gave great offense to everybody present.
  他的话冒犯了所有在场的人。
• One charged with an offense or crime. and sin is lawlessness.
  罪犯被指控违法或犯罪的人凡犯罪的，就是违背律法，违背律法就是罪。
• The book might be published without creating offense
  出版这本书可能不会引起人们的反感。