'offence' tiene referencia cruzada con 'offense'. Se encuentra en una o más de las líneas abajo.'offence' is cross-referenced with 'offense'. It is in one or more of the lines below.
| Principal Translations |
offense (US),
offence (UK) n | (breaking of a rule) | incumplimiento nm |
| | | transgresión nf |
| | | infracción nf |
| | Her only offense was to speak without asking permission. |
| | Su único incumplimiento fue hablar sin pedir permiso. |
offense (US),
offence (UK) n | (crime) | delito nm |
| | | crimen nm |
| | It is an offense to tamper with the smoke detector. |
| | Es un delito manosear el detector de humo. |
offense (US),
offence (UK) n | (insult, affront) | ofensa nf |
| | | insulto nm |
| | | afrenta nf |
| | The minister's outdated views are an offense to all women. |
| | Las visiones retrógradas del ministro son una ofensa para todas las mujeres. |
offense (US),
offence (UK) n | uncountable (reaction: outrage) | indignación nf |
| | We didn't expect them to take offense at so simple a question. |
| | No esperábamos tanta indignación por una simple pregunta. |
| offense n | US, uncountable (sport: attacking team) (deportes) | ataque nm |
| | | ofensiva nf |
| | | equipo que ataca loc nom m |
| | The offense was great in the first half, but then faltered. |
| | El ataque fue bueno durante la primera mitad, pero después flaqueó. |
Compound Forms:
offense | offence |
anticipatory offense (US),
anticipatory offence (UK) n | (law: crime in preparation) | actos preparatorios punibles loc nom m |
criminal offense (US),
criminal offence (UK) n | (crime) | delito nm |
| | Speeding is not a criminal offense. |
| | Conducir a mayor velocidad de la permitida no es un delito. |
joint offense (US),
joint offence (UK) n | (law: committed jointly) | delito conjunto nm + adj |
No offense (US),
No offence (UK) interj | (I do not intend this as an insult) | sin ofender loc interj |
| | No offence, but that hairstyle doesn't suit you at all. |
| | Sin ofender, pero ese peinado no te queda bien. |
| | | no lo tomes a mal loc interj |
| | No te lo tomes a mal, pero ese peinado no te queda bien. |
| | | no te lo tomes mal loc interj |
| | No te lo tomes mal, pero ese peinado no te queda bien. |
| | | no es por ofenderte loc interj |
| | No es por ofenderte, pero ese peinado no te queda bien. |
| | | sin ánimo de ofender loc interj |
| | Sin ánimo de ofender, ese peinado no te queda bien. |
political offense (US),
political offence (UK) n | (law: no extradition) | delito político nm + adj |
possessory offence,
US: possessory offense n | UK (law: holding illegal items) | delito de posesión indebida loc nom m |
| | | delito contra la propiedad loc nom m |
| | | delito de posesión ilegítima loc nom m |
second offense (US),
second offence (UK) n | (law: crime committed again) | reincidencia nf |
| | For a second offence of drink driving there is a minimum jail sentence of 30 days. |
serious offense (US),
serious offence (UK) n | (significant violation of a law) | delito grave loc nom m |
| | | infracción penal grave loc nom f |
sexual offense,
UK: sexual offence n | (crime of a sexual nature) | delito sexual grupo nom |
statutory offence,
US: statutory offense n | UK (law: of legislative action) | delito tipificado legalmente loc nom m |
take offense (US),
take offence (UK) vtr + n | (be upset or shocked) | ofenderse⇒ v prnl |
| | I take offence at being given orders by my underlings. |
| | Me ofende recibir órdenes de mis subordinados. |
tax offense (US),
tax offence (UK) n | (crime: non-payment of taxes) | evasión fiscal nf + adj |
traffic offense (US),
traffic offence (UK) n | (driving violation) | contravención de tránsito nf + loc adj |
| | | falta de tránsito nf + loc adj |
white-collar crime,
also US: white-collar offense,
also UK: white-collar offence n | (law: nonviolent crime) | delito de cuello blanco nm + loc prep |
| | | delito de guante blanco nm + loc prep |
| | The FBI investigates fraud and other white-collar crimes. |
| sackable offence n | UK (grounds for dismissal from job) | ofensa penalizada con despido nf + loc adj |
| | | despido justificado nm + adj |
| second offence n | (further crime committed) | reincidencia nf |
| | The punishment for a crime is harsher for a second offence. |
| | En caso de reincidencia las penas son más severas. |