offense
US
UK offense (US), offence (UK) n: (breaking of a rule)
SC 触犯规定 chù fàn guī dìng
TC 觸犯規定
TC 觸犯規定
SC 犯规 chù fàn guī dìng，fàn guī
TC 犯規
TC 犯規
Her only offense was to speak without asking permission.
offense (US), offence (UK) n: (crime)
SC 犯法 fàn fǎ
TC 犯法
TC 犯法
SC 违法犯罪行为 fàn fǎ，wéi fǎ fàn zuì xíng wéi
It is an offense to tamper with the smoke detector.
offense (US), offence (UK) n: (insult, affront)
SC 冒犯 mào fàn
SC 触怒 mào fàn，chù nù
The minister's outdated views are an offense to all women.
offense (US), offence (UK) n: uncountable (reaction: outrage)
SC 生气 shēng qì
TC 生氣
TC 生氣
SC 不悦 shēng qì，bú yuè
We didn't expect them to take offense at so simple a question.
offense n: US, uncountable (sport: attacking team) (体育运动)
SC 进攻方 jìn gōng fāng
TC 進攻方
TC 進攻方
SC 进攻队 jìn gōng fāng，jìn gōng duì
The offense was great in the first half, but then faltered.
criminal offense (US), criminal offence (UK) n: (crime)
SC 刑事犯罪
TC 刑事犯罪
TC 刑事犯罪
Speeding is not a criminal offense.
No offense (US), No offence (UK) interj: (I do not intend this as an insult)
SC 恕我冒犯
SC 恕我直言 shù wǒ zhí yán
No offence, but that hairstyle doesn't suit you at all.
take offense (US), take offence (UK) vtr + n: (be upset or shocked)
SC 生气 shēng qì
TC 生氣
TC 生氣
SC 不快 shēng qì，bú kuài
TC 不快
TC 不快
I take offence at being given orders by my underlings.
traffic offense (US), traffic offence (UK) n: (driving violation)
SC 交通违规
white-collar crime, US: white-collar offense, UK: white-collar offence n: (law: nonviolent crime) (利用职务便利的非暴力犯罪)
SC 白领犯罪