offend in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for offend in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.offend [Brit əˈfɛnd, Am əˈfɛnd] VB trans

1. offend (hurt):

offend person: person

offendere

offend article, remark: person

offendere, ferire

to be offended by sth behaviour, remark

offendersi per

to get offended

offendersi

don't be offended

non offenderti

2. offend (displease):

offend

fare torto a

the decision offends my sense of justice

la decisione va contro il mio senso di giustizia

to offend the eye building etc.:

offendere la vista

II.offend [Brit əˈfɛnd, Am əˈfɛnd] VB intr LAW

offend

commettere un reato (against contro)

to offend again

recidivare

offend against VB [əˈfɛnd -] (offend against [sth])

1. offend against (commit a crime):

offend against law, rule

trasgredire, infrangere

2. offend against (violate):

offend against good taste

offendere

offend against common sense

andare contro

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knowingly offend, mislead

intenzionalmente, di proposito, deliberatamente

he managed to offend everybody iron

è riuscito a offendere tutti

nothing could be more certain to offend him

è garantito che nulla potrebbe offenderlo di più

Translations for offend in the Italian»English Dictionary

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offendere persona:

to offend

offendere

to offend against

offendere sensibilità

to offend

offendere la vista edificio:

to offend the eye

offendere

to offend

ferire or offendere il pudore di qn

to offend sb's sense of decency

commettere un reato

to commit an offence or a crime, to offend

ferire

to offend

offendere la morale comune

to offend public morals

offend in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for offend in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.offend [ə·ˈfend] VB intr

1. offend (cause displeasure):

offend

offendere

2. offend (violate):

to offend against sth

andare contro a qc

his remarks offend against common sense

i suoi commenti fanno torto al buon senso

3. offend LAW:

offend

infrangere la legge

offend (commit a crime)

commettere un reato

II.offend [ə·ˈfend] VB trans

1. offend (upset sb's feelings):

offend

offendere

to be offended by sth

essere offeso da qc

to be easily offended

essere molto suscettibile

she was offended that she had not been invited

si è offesa perché non è stata invitata

2. offend (affect disagreeably):

to offend the eye

essere un pugno in un occhio

to offend good taste

essere un'offesa al buongusto

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to offend sb's sensibilities

urtare la sensibilità di qu

Translations for offend in the Italian»English Dictionary

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oltraggiare

to offend

fare un affronto a qu

to offend sb

pungere

to offend

offendere

to offend

offendere mortalmente qu

to mortally offend sb

recare offesa a qu

to offend sb

non intendevo offenderti

I didn't mean to offend you

offend Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to offend against sth

andare contro a qc

his remarks offend against common sense

i suoi commenti fanno torto al buon senso

to offend the eye

essere un pugno in un occhio

to offend good taste

essere un'offesa al buongusto

to offend sb's sensibilities

urtare la sensibilità di qu

I didn't mean to offend you

non intendevo offenderti

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Yet, he also includes some narcocorridos and wrote them in such way to not offend third parties.

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The stated aim of this was to prevent offending on bail.

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When she took on a case, she did it her way, regardless of whose toes she stepped on and who she offended.

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I understand that perfectly and certainly wasn't offended.

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On no point does it offend the principle of mathematics.

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This offended the various cardinals in attendance, who then proceeded to insist that they were the only persons who could judge the case.

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Southern women were highly offended by the order.

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We have laws against hate crimes, but nobody has a right not to be offended, he said.

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She was offended that she had not been told the truth.

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He thought their critical coverage had offended the government and other powerful figures from the casino.

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