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offence Meaning in Japanese (offence 英語 意味)

罪, 気分を害すること
罪 in English:offence
IPA:tsumi
Phonetic:ツミ
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offence の日本語の意味は「罪, 気分を害すること」です。 (法律や規則に違反する違法行為または犯罪であり、しばしば罰につながるもの。)

Definitions of Offence

  1. 1
    noun
    罪

    An offence is an illegal act or a crime that breaks a law or rule, often resulting in punishment.

    法律や規則に違反する違法行為または犯罪であり、しばしば罰につながるもの。

  2. 2
    noun
    気分を害すること

    Offence can refer to the feeling of being upset, annoyed, or angry because of something someone has said or done.

    誰かが言ったりしたりしたことに対して、不快、迷惑、または怒りを感じること。

Example Sentences

“He was charged with a serious offence.”

彼は重罪で起訴された。

“She took offence at his rude comments.”

彼女は彼の失礼なコメントに気分を害した。

“Committing an offence can lead to legal consequences.”

罪を犯すことは法的な結果につながる可能性がある。

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Synonyms (類語)

In English:

crimemisdemeanortransgressionviolation

Antonyms (対義語)

Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveoffend
agent nounoffender
adjectiveoffensive
adverboffensively

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

take offenceexpression

To feel insulted or hurt by something someone says or does.

no offenceexpression

Used to say that you do not mean to upset someone by what you are about to say.

cause offencecollocation

To say or do something that makes someone feel upset or angry.