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offenses

/əˈfɛnsɪz/ /ɔˈfɛnsɪz/

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noun

Infractions, délits

The act of offending:

Examples :

"The student listed several offenses that led to his detention, including talking in class and not doing his homework. "

L'élève a énuméré plusieurs infractions qui ont mené à sa détention, notamment parler en classe et ne pas faire ses devoirs.

attitude action character moral society law guilt

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noun

Offense, contrariété, déplaisir

The state of being offended or displeased; anger; displeasure.

Examples :

"His offenses at being ignored during the meeting were clear in his later comments. "

Son offense d'avoir été ignoré pendant la réunion était claire dans ses commentaires ultérieurs.

emotion attitude

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noun

Attaque, offensive

A strategy and tactics employed when in position to score; contrasted with defense.

Examples :

"The basketball team practiced their offenses to improve their scoring during games. "

L'équipe de basket-ball a pratiqué ses offensives pour améliorer son score pendant les matchs.

sport action plan position

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noun

Attaque

The portion of a team dedicated to scoring when in position to do so; contrasted with defense.

Examples :

"In basketball, some players focus on offenses, trying to score points, while others specialize in defense, trying to stop the opposing team. "

Au basketball, certains joueurs se concentrent sur l'attaque, en essayant de marquer des points, tandis que d'autres se spécialisent dans la défense, en essayant d'arrêter l'équipe adverse.

sport position part organization