| Plural | offences |
minor offence
infracción menor
criminal offence
delito
take offence
ofenderse
traffic offence
infracción de tráfico
offence against the law
ofensa contra la ley
Paying fines, even for minor traffic offences, can involve queuing for hours.
Pagar multas, incluso por infracciones de tráfico menores, puede implicar hacer cola durante horas.
Source: The Economist (Summary)Well, you've just said something offensive, so don't say no offence because it's offensive.
Bueno, acabas de decir algo ofensivo, así que no digas 'sin ofensa' porque es ofensivo.
Source: Learn grammar with Lucy.Water theft has always been an offence in Chile.
El robo de agua siempre ha sido un delito en Chile.
Source: Environment and ScienceWell, I hope we haven't caused any offence today.
Bueno, espero que no hayamos causado ninguna ofensa hoy.
Source: 6 Minute EnglishAccording to the criminal law, murder can be a capital offence.
De acuerdo con la ley penal, el asesinato puede ser un delito capital.
Source: IELTS Vocabulary: Category RecognitionProviding educational opportunities, counseling, and addiction treatment can all help prevent future offences.
Ofrecer oportunidades educativas, asesoramiento y tratamiento para la adicción puede ayudar a prevenir futuros delitos.
Source: Life Noggin Science Popularization Selection (Bilingual)" Well, then - no offence, " said Trumpkin.
"- Bueno, entonces - sin ofensa", dijo Trumpkin.
Source: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince CaspianAt last he was obliged to threaten with punishment any one who should repeat the offence.
Finalmente, se vio obligado a amenazar con castigo a cualquiera que repitiera la ofensa.
Source: British Original Language Textbook Volume 2They were arrested last week on suspicion of forced labor and immigration offences. June Kelly reports.
Fueron arrestados la semana pasada bajo sospecha de trabajo forzoso e infracciones migratorias. Lo informa June Kelly.
Source: BBC Listening Collection November 2013The offence, in other words, is identical.
El delito, en otras palabras, es idéntico.
Source: The Economist - Technologyminor offence
infracción menor
criminal offence
delito
take offence
ofenderse
traffic offence
infracción de tráfico
offence against the law
ofensa contra la ley
Paying fines, even for minor traffic offences, can involve queuing for hours.
Pagar multas, incluso por infracciones de tráfico menores, puede implicar hacer cola durante horas.
Source: The Economist (Summary)Well, you've just said something offensive, so don't say no offence because it's offensive.
Bueno, acabas de decir algo ofensivo, así que no digas 'sin ofensa' porque es ofensivo.
Source: Learn grammar with Lucy.Water theft has always been an offence in Chile.
El robo de agua siempre ha sido un delito en Chile.
Source: Environment and ScienceWell, I hope we haven't caused any offence today.
Bueno, espero que no hayamos causado ninguna ofensa hoy.
Source: 6 Minute EnglishAccording to the criminal law, murder can be a capital offence.
De acuerdo con la ley penal, el asesinato puede ser un delito capital.
Source: IELTS Vocabulary: Category RecognitionProviding educational opportunities, counseling, and addiction treatment can all help prevent future offences.
Ofrecer oportunidades educativas, asesoramiento y tratamiento para la adicción puede ayudar a prevenir futuros delitos.
Source: Life Noggin Science Popularization Selection (Bilingual)" Well, then - no offence, " said Trumpkin.
"- Bueno, entonces - sin ofensa", dijo Trumpkin.
Source: The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince CaspianAt last he was obliged to threaten with punishment any one who should repeat the offence.
Finalmente, se vio obligado a amenazar con castigo a cualquiera que repitiera la ofensa.
Source: British Original Language Textbook Volume 2They were arrested last week on suspicion of forced labor and immigration offences. June Kelly reports.
Fueron arrestados la semana pasada bajo sospecha de trabajo forzoso e infracciones migratorias. Lo informa June Kelly.
Source: BBC Listening Collection November 2013The offence, in other words, is identical.
El delito, en otras palabras, es idéntico.
Source: The Economist - TechnologyExplore frequently searched vocabulary
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