offend 音标拼音: [əf'ɛnd]
vt .
vi . 犯罪,冒犯,违反
犯罪,冒犯,违反
offend v 1 :
cause to feel resentment or indignation ; "
Her tactless remark offended me " [
synonym : {
pique }, {
offend }]
2 :
act in disregard of laws ,
rules ,
contracts ,
or promises ;
"
offend all laws of humanity "; "
violate the basic laws or human civilization "; "
break a law "; "
break a promise " [
synonym :
{
transgress }, {
offend }, {
infract }, {
violate }, {
go against },
{
breach }, {
break }] [
ant : {
keep }, {
observe }]
3 :
strike with disgust or revulsion ; "
The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends " [
synonym : {
shock },
{
offend }, {
scandalize }, {
scandalise }, {
appal }, {
appall },
{
outrage }]
4 :
hurt the feelings of ; "
She hurt me when she did not include me among her guests "; "
This remark really bruised my ego "
[
synonym : {
hurt }, {
wound }, {
injure }, {
bruise }, {
offend }, {
spite }]
Offend \
Of *
fend \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Offended };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Offending }.] [
OF .
offendre ,
L .
offendere ,
offensum ;
ob (
see {
Ob -})
fendere (
in comp .)
to thrust ,
dash .
See {
Defend }.]
1 .
To strike against ;
to attack ;
to assail . [
Obs .] --
Sir P .
Sidney .
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2 .
To displease ;
to make angry ;
to affront .
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A brother offended is harder to be won than a strong city . --
Prov .
xviii .
19 .
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3 .
To be offensive to ;
to harm ;
to pain ;
to annoy ;
as ,
strong light offends the eye ;
to offend the conscience .
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4 .
To transgress ;
to violate ;
to sin against . [
Obs .]
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Marry ,
sir ,
he hath offended the law . --
Shak .
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5 . (
Script .)
To oppose or obstruct in duty ;
to cause to stumble ;
to cause to sin or to fall . [
Obs .]
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Who hath you misboden or offended . --
Chaucer .
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If thy right eye offend thee ,
pluck it out . . .
And if thy right hand offend thee ,
cut it off . --
Matt .
v .
29 ,
3O .
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Great peace have they which love thy law ,
and nothing shall offend them . --
Ps .
cxix .
165 .
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Offend \
Of *
fend "\,
v .
i .
1 .
To transgress the moral or divine law ;
to commit a crime ;
to stumble ;
to sin .
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Whosoever shall keep the whole law ,
and yet offend in one point ,
he is guilty of all . --
James ii .
10 .
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If it be a sin to covet honor ,
I am the most offending soul alive . --
Shak .
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2 .
To cause dislike ,
anger ,
or vexation ;
to displease .
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I shall offend ,
either to detain or give it . --
Shak .
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{
To offend against },
to do an injury or wrong to ;
to commit an offense against . "
We have offended against the Lord already ." --
2 Chron .
xxviii .
13 .
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94 Moby Thesaurus words for "
offend ":
affront ,
aggrieve ,
anger ,
annoy ,
appall ,
blemish ,
blot ,
breach ,
break ,
call names ,
chagrin ,
commit sin ,
contravene ,
deface ,
disfigure ,
disgruntle ,
disgust ,
dishonor ,
disoblige ,
displease ,
distress ,
disturb ,
do amiss ,
do wrong ,
dump on ,
dysphemize ,
embarrass ,
err ,
exasperate ,
excite ,
fleer at ,
flout ,
fret ,
gall ,
gibe at ,
give offense ,
give offense to ,
give umbrage ,
grieve ,
gross out ,
horrify ,
humiliate ,
hurl a brickbat ,
hurt ,
hurt the feelings ,
infract ,
infringe ,
insult ,
irritate ,
jeer at ,
jibe at ,
look a fright ,
look a mess ,
look bad ,
look like hell ,
look something terrible ,
mar ,
miff ,
mock ,
nauseate ,
needle ,
nettle ,
offend the eye ,
outrage ,
pain ,
pique ,
provoke ,
put down ,
put off ,
rankle ,
rattle ,
repel ,
repulse ,
revolt ,
rile ,
ruffle ,
scandalize ,
scoff at ,
shock ,
sicken ,
sin ,
slight ,
snub ,
spoil ,
sting ,
taunt ,
transgress ,
treat with indignity ,
trespass ,
turn the stomach ,
uglify ,
upset ,
vex ,
wound
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