offenste en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de offenste en el diccionario inglés»español

offense, offence ingl. brit. [ingl. am. əˈfɛns, ingl. brit. əˈfɛns] SUST.

1. offense C:

offense (breach of law, regulations)

infracción f

offense (criminal offense)

delito m

to commit an offense

cometer una infracción

a traffic offense

una infracción de tráfico

2.1. offense (cause of outrage):

offense sin pl.

atentado m

an offense against decency

un atentado contra la moral

that building is an offense to the eye

ese edificio hace daño a la vista

2.2. offense U (resentment, displeasure):

to cause/give offense to sb

ofender a alguien

to take offense at sth

ofenderse or sentirse ofendido por algo

no offense meant — none taken

sin ánimo de ofender — ¡faltaba más!

3.1. offense ingl. am. U (attack):

offense

ataque m

offense

ofensiva f

weapons of offense

armas fpl ofensivas

3.2. offense U or C DEP.:

offense ingl. am. ingl. am.

ataque m

offense ingl. am. ingl. am.

línea f de ataque

offense ingl. am. ingl. am.

ofensiva f

offense ingl. am. ingl. am.

línea f ofensiva

a good player on offense

un buen jugador en el ataque

criminal offense SUST. DER.

criminal offense

delito m

statutory offense SUST.

statutory offense

delito m tipificado

drugs offense, drugs offence ingl. brit. SUST.

drugs offense

delito m relacionado con las drogas

speeding offense, speeding offence ingl. brit. [ˈspiːdɪŋ əˌfɛns] SUST.

speeding offense

infracción f por exceso de velocidad

capital offense, capital offence ingl. brit. SUST.

capital offense

delito m capital

I.offensive [ingl. am. əˈfɛnsɪv, ingl. brit. əˈfɛnsɪv] ADJ.

1.1. offensive remark/language/gesture:

offensive

ofensivo

offensive

insultante

there's no need to be offensive

no hay por qué ofender or insultar

to be offensive to sb

ofender or insultar a alguien

1.2. offensive sight/smell:

offensive

desagradable

2.1. offensive strategy:

offensive

ofensivo

offensive weapon

arma f (con artículo masculino en el singular) ofensiva

2.2. offensive ingl. am. DEP.:

offensive

de ataque

II.offensive [ingl. am. əˈfɛnsɪv, ingl. brit. əˈfɛnsɪv] SUST.

offensive

ofensiva f

to launch an offensive against sb/sth

lanzar una ofensiva contra alguien/algo

to be on the offensive

estar a la ofensiva

to go over to the offensive

pasar a la ofensiva or al ataque

to take the offensive

tomar la ofensiva

air offensive SUST.

air offensive

ofensiva f aérea

charm offensive SUST.

charm offensive

ofensiva f del encanto

to launch a charm offensive

empezar a usar el encanto como táctica ofensiva

I.offend [ingl. am. əˈfɛnd, ingl. brit. əˈfɛnd] V. trans.

1. offend (hurt feelings of):

offend

ofender

I am sorry if I have offended you in any way

perdona si te he ofendido de alguna manera

she was mortally offended at not being invited

se ofendió muchísimo porque no la invitaron

many people were deeply offended by this remark

mucha gente se sintió muy ofendida por este comentario

don't be offended, but …

no te vayas a ofender, pero …

he's easily offended

es muy susceptible

to offend the eye/ear

hacer daño a la vista/al oído

2. offend (violate):

their behavior offends one's sense of decency/justice

su conducta atenta contra el sentido que cualquiera tiene de la moral/justicia

his argument offends reason

su argumento va en contra de toda razón

II.offend [ingl. am. əˈfɛnd, ingl. brit. əˈfɛnd] V. intr.

1. offend (cause displeasure):

offend person/action/remark:

ofender

2. offend <offending, part. pres. >:

he rewrote it without the offending paragraph

volvió a escribirlo omitiendo el párrafo que había causado controversia

the offending smell

el desagradable olor

3. offend (violate):

to offend against sth

atentar contra algo

these pictures offend against good taste

esos cuadros atentan contra el buen gusto

4. offend DER. form.:

offend

infringir la ley

offend

infringir el reglamento

offend (criminally)

cometer un delito

offend (criminally)

delinquir form.

to offend again

reincidir

offenste en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de offenste en el diccionario inglés»español

offense [əˈfens] SUST. ingl. am.

offense → offence

Véase también: offence

offence [əˈfents] SUST.

1. offence (crime):

offence

delito m

minor offence

infracción f

second offence

reincidencia f

traffic offence

infracción de tráfico

2. offence (affront):

offence

atentado m

an offence against sth

un atentado contra algo

it is an offence to the eye fig.

hace daño a la vista

3. offence sin pl. (upset feeling):

offence

ofensa f

to cause offence (to sb)

ofender (a alguien)

to take offence (at sth)

ofenderse (por algo)

no offence (intended) coloq.

sin ánimo de ofender

4. offence REL.:

offence

pecado m

5. offence ingl. am. DEP.:

offence

ofensiva f

penal offense SUST. ingl. am.

penal offense

delito m penal

I.offensive [əˈfensɪv] ADJ.

1. offensive:

offensive remark, joke

ofensivo, -a

offensive language, word

grosero, -a

offensive tone

desagradable

to be offensive to sb

insultar a alguien

2. offensive (disagreeable):

offensive smell

repugnante

II.offensive [əˈfensɪv] SUST. MILIT.

offensive

ofensiva f

to go on the offensive

pasar a la ofensiva

to launch an offensive (against sth)

lanzar una ofensiva (contra algo)

to take the offensive

tomar la ofensiva

offensive weapon SUST. MILIT.

offensive weapon

arma f ofensiva

I.offend [əˈfend] V. intr.

1. offend (cause displeasure):

offend

ofender

2. offend (violate):

to offend against sth

atentar contra algo

his remarks offend against common sense

sus comentarios atentan contra el sentido común

3. offend DER.:

offend

infringir la ley

offend (commit a crime)

cometer un delito

to offend against a rule

infringir una norma

II.offend [əˈfend] V. trans.

1. offend (upset sb's feelings):

offend

ofender

to be offended at sth

ofenderse por algo

to be easily offended

ser muy susceptible

she was offended that she had not been invited

se ofendió por no haber sido invitada

2. offend (affect disagreeably):

to offend the eye

hacer daño a la vista

to offend good taste

atentar contra el buen gusto

persistent offender SUST.

persistent offender

reincidente mf

offender [əˈfendəʳ, ingl. am. -ɚ] SUST.

offender

infractor(a) m (f)

offender (guilty of crime)

delincuente mf

first offender

delincuente sin antecedentes

previous [or repeat] offender

reincidente mf

young offender

delincuente juvenil

offence [əˈfents] SUST.

1. offence (crime):

offence

delito m

minor offence

infracción f

second offence

reincidencia f

traffic offence

infracción de tráfico

2. offence (affront):

offence

atentado m

an offence against sth

un atentado contra algo

it is an offence to the eye fig.

hace daño a la vista

3. offence sin pl. (upset feeling):

offence

ofensa f

to cause offence (to sb)

ofender (a alguien)

to take offence (at sth)

ofenderse (por algo)

no offence (intended) coloq.

sin ánimo de ofender

4. offence REL.:

offence

pecado m

5. offence ingl. am. DEP.:

offence

ofensiva f

first offender SUST.

first offender

persona que comete un delito por primera vez

parking offender SUST.

parking offender

infractor(a) m (f) que paga la multa de estacionamiento