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Concise Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2009 Oxford University Press:
offence GB, offense US /əˈfens/ noun
- Jur infraction f;
it is an ~ to do il est illégal de faire;
- (insult) offense f;
to cause ou give ~ to sb offenser qn;
to take ~ (at) s'offenser (de);
no ~ intended, but‥ je ne voudrais pas te vexer, mais‥;
no ~ taken il n'y a pas de mal;
- (attack) atteinte f ( against à);
- Mil offensive f;
- US Sport the ~ les attaquants mpl.
'offence' found in these Oxford entries:
English:
French:
atteinte
- choquer
- constituer
- contravention
- délit
- formaliser
- infraction
- loi
- offenser
- piquer
- procès-verbal
- récidive
- récidiver
- verbaliser
- vexer
offence: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012
| offence | (infraction) | infraction nf | |
| offence | Juridique- infraction pénale | crime nm | |
| Report an error | |||
offence: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2012
| Compound Forms/Formes composées | |||
| criminal offence | n | (crime) | délit nm |
| Note: US: criminal offense | |||
| Speeding is not a criminal offense. | |||
| second offence | n | (further crime committed) | récidive nf |
| The punishment for a crime is harsher for a second offence. | |||
| En cas de récidive, l'amende sera plus salée. | |||
| take offence | v | (be upset or shocked) | être offensé v |
| I take offence at being called a jerk. | |||
| Elle a été très offensée par ce qu'il a dit. | |||
| être offusqué v | |||
| Report an error | |||
Forums WR : discussions dont le titre comprend le mot(s) "offence".
a schmarking offence [préfixe schm-]
bailable offence/to get bail/grant bail
causing any offence or embarrassment to
commit an offence
criminal offence
give offence/offense
if it causes offence, it must be worth saying
likely to cause widespread offence
No offence
no offence
non-bailable offence
predatory offence
prisonable offence
take offence
to alter this document or to utter it so altered is a serious offence
to go on offence
To take offence
Traffic summons in relation to breath-alcohol offence
bailable offence/to get bail/grant bail
causing any offence or embarrassment to
commit an offence
criminal offence
give offence/offense
if it causes offence, it must be worth saying
likely to cause widespread offence
No offence
no offence
non-bailable offence
predatory offence
prisonable offence
take offence
to alter this document or to utter it so altered is a serious offence
to go on offence
To take offence
Traffic summons in relation to breath-alcohol offence
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