I. offend [əˈfend] 动词 trans
1. offend:
- offend
- 冒犯
- offend
- 伤害…的感情
2. offend:
- offend
- 使厌恶
- offend
- 使不舒服
- Rock music sometimes offends the ear.
- 摇滚乐有时很刺耳。
3. offend:
- offend
- 违犯
II. offend [əˈfend] 动词 不及物动词
- offend
- 犯过错
- offend
- 犯法
- offend
- 犯规
| I | offend |
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| you | offend |
| he/she/it | offends |
| we | offend |
| you | offend |
| they | offend |
| I | offended |
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| you | offended |
| he/she/it | offended |
| we | offended |
| you | offended |
| they | offended |
| I | have | offended |
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| you | have | offended |
| he/she/it | has | offended |
| we | have | offended |
| you | have | offended |
| they | have | offended |
| I | had | offended |
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| you | had | offended |
| he/she/it | had | offended |
| we | had | offended |
| you | had | offended |
| they | had | offended |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
We have laws against hate crimes, but nobody has a right not to be offended, he said.
en.wikipedia.org This offended the various cardinals in attendance, who then proceeded to insist that they were the only persons who could judge the case.
en.wikipedia.org She was offended that she had not been told the truth.
en.wikipedia.org When she took on a case, she did it her way, regardless of whose toes she stepped on and who she offended.
en.wikipedia.org Wars had to be waged in order to uproot crimes that offend nature.
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