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offense
noun
uk /əˈfens/ us /əˈfens/
[ C or U ]
US spelling ofoffence（offence的美式拼写）
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Crime - general words
accuse someone of a crime
anti-crime
anti-fraud
anti-narcotics
arrestable
crookedness
delinquency
delinquently
driving under the influence
DUI
illegality
netherworld
non-crime
offence
on all counts
outrage
war crime
white-collar crime
wrongdoing
zero tolerance
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Making people sad, shocked and upset
offense | American Dictionary
offense
noun
us/əˈfens/
offensenoun (BAD FEELINGS)
[ U ]
the condition of having your feelings hurt esp. because someone has been rude or showed a lack of respect:
Do you think he took offense (= was upset) at the joke about his age?
offensenoun (CRIME)
[ C ]
an illegal act; crime:
He was charged with the offense of driving without a license.
offense
noun[ U ]
us/ˈɔ·fens, ˈɑf·ens/
offensenoun[U] (SCORING ABILITY)
(in sports) the ability to score points in a competition, or, esp. in football, the team that has the ball and is trying to score points
offense | Business English
offense
noun
USuk /əˈfens/us
→ offence
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