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Traductions de offences dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

I.offenser [ɔfɑ̃se] VERBE trans

1. offenser (blesser):

offenser personne

to offend

2. offenser RÉLIG:

offenser Dieu, ciel

to offend against

‘ceux qui nous ont offensés’

‘those who trespass against us’

3. offenser littér:

offenser goût, principe, justice, raison

to offend against

offenser sens, yeux, oreille

to be an offence to

offenser sensibilité, délicatesse

to offend

offenser souvenir, réputation

to tarnish

offenser sentiment, honneur, amour-propre

to injure

II.s'offenser VERBE pron

s'offenser pron:

s'offenser

to take offence GB (de qc at sth)

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I.offens|if (offensive) [ɔfɑ̃sif, iv] ADJ MILIT

offensif (offensive)

offensive

II.offensive SUBST f

offensive f MILIT:

offensive fig

offensive

lancer une offensive MILIT fig

to launch an offensive (contre against)

offensive de charme

charm offensive

l'offensive du froid/de l'hiver

the onslaught of the cold/of winter

contre-offensive <plur contre-offensives>, controffensive <plur controffensives> [kɔ̃tʀɔfɑ̃siv] SUBST f

contre-offensive

counteroffensive

offenseur [ɔfɑ̃sœʀ] SUBST m

offenseur

offending party

offensant (offensante) [ɔfɑ̃sɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ

offensant (offensante)

offensive (pour, à l'égard de to)

offense [ɔfɑ̃s] SUBST f

1. offense (affront):

offense

insult

pardonner/venger une offense

to forgive/to avenge an insult

faire offense à qn

to offend sb

2. offense RÉLIG:

offense

trespass

‘pardonnez-nous nos offenses’

‘forgive us our trespasses’

Idiomes/Tournures:

offense envers un chef d'État

contempt of the head of state

offensé (offensée) [ɔfɑ̃se] SUBST m (f)

1. offensé:

les offensés

the injured

2. offensé JUR:

offensé (offensée)

injured party

offences dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de offences dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

I.offenser [ɔfɑ̃se] VERBE trans (outrager)

offenser

to offend

II.offenser [ɔfɑ̃se] VERBE pron (se vexer)

s'offenser de qc

to take offence at sth GB

s'offenser de qc

to take offense at sth Am

I.offensé(e) [ɔfɑ̃se] ADJ

offensé(e)

offended

II.offensé(e) [ɔfɑ̃se] SUBST m(f)

offensé(e)

offended party

offensant(e) [ɔfɑ̃sɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ

offensant(e)

offensive

contre-offensive [kɔ̃tʀɔfɑ̃siv] SUBST f

contre-offensive

counteroffensive

offensif (-ive) [ɔfɑ̃sif, -iv] ADJ

offensif (-ive)

offensive

offenseur [ɔfɑ̃sœʀ] SUBST m

offenseur

offender

offense [ɔfɑ̃s] SUBST f (affront)

offense

offence GB

offense

offense Am

faire une offense à qn

to offend sb

offensive [ɔfɑ̃siv] SUBST f

offensive

offensive

prendre l'offensive

to take the offensive

passer à l'offensive

to go on the offensive

lancer une offensive contre qn/qc

to launch an offensive against sb/sth