offending
US
UK offending adj: (objectionable)
SC 讨厌的 tǎo yàn de
TC 討厭的
TC 討厭的
SC 冒犯的 tǎo yàn de ，mào fàn de
The writers removed the offending lines from the speech.
offending adj: (breaking a rule, law)
SC 犯罪的 fàn zuì de
SC 违法的 fàn zuì de ，wéi fǎ de
TC 違法的
TC 違法的
The court tried the offending criminal.
offend [sb] vtr: (annoy, anger)
SC 使生气 shǐ shēng qì
TC 使生氣
TC 使生氣
SC 得罪 shǐ shēng qì，dé zuì
TC 得罪
TC 得罪
SC 冒犯 shǐ shēng qì，mào fàn
The comedian's jokes are in bad taste and offend the audience.
offend [sb] vtr: (hurt feelings)
SC 伤害…的感情 shāng hài … de gǎn qíng
Matthew offended Susan with his unkind remarks.
offend vi: (commit a crime)
SC 触犯法律
TC 觸犯法律
TC 觸犯法律
SC 犯罪 fàn zuì
TC 犯罪
TC 犯罪
The school is trying to curb the trend of students who offend again and again.
offend against [sth] vi + prep: (violate values, rules) (法律、规则等)
SC 违反，触犯 wéi fǎn ，chù fàn
TC 違反，觸犯
TC 違反，觸犯
offend [sth/sb] vtr: (be disagreeable)
SC 使...不愉快
SC 使...不舒服
That smell offends my nose.
offend [sth] vtr: (violate, transgress)
SC 违反 wéi fǎn
TC 違反
TC 違反
SC 触犯 wéi fǎn ，chù fàn
TC 觸犯
TC 觸犯
This book offends the morals of our community.
re-offend vi: (commit a further crime)
SC 再次犯罪 zài cì fàn zuì
TC 再犯
TC 再犯
Many ex-convicts re-offend within a year of their release from prison.