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Offenses Meaning in English

word · lemma: offense

əˈfɛnsɪz
uh-FEN-siz
əˈfɛnsɪz
uh-FEN-siz

释义

Acts that break a law (crimes, violations), or actions that hurt or insult someone (insults, disrespect).

用法与细微差别

'Offenses' can refer to legal crimes or to things that insult or upset people. In legal context, it's more formal (e.g., 'minor offenses'); for personal insults, more informal. Don't confuse with 'defense' (opposite in sports/law). Common collocations: 'criminal offenses', 'traffic offenses', 'commit offenses', 'take offense' (to feel insulted).

例句

He was arrested for several offenses.

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There are strict laws against traffic offenses.

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She apologized for her offenses.

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Minor offenses like jaywalking usually get a small fine.

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Try not to hold old offenses against your friends.

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The coach said the team needs to reduce their offenses on the field.

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