affronts

[US]/əˈfrɒnts/
[UK]/əˈfrɑːnts/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. 侮辱または冒涜; 故意の無礼または屈辱の行為; 故意の無礼または侮辱の行為; 自尊心に対する冒涜。

Phrases & Collocations

perpetuate affronts

侮辱を永続させる

a grave affront

重大な侮辱

public affronts

公然の侮辱

a deliberate affront

故意の侮辱

insulting affronts

侮辱的な侮辱

unpardonable affronts

許しがたい侮辱

Example Sentences

his actions were considered affronts to good taste.

彼の行動は良識への侮辱と見なされた。

she couldn't tolerate any further affronts to her dignity.

彼女は自分の尊厳に対するさらなる侮辱に耐えられなかった。

the politician faced numerous affronts from his opponents.

その政治家は対立者から多くの侮辱に直面した。

his constant criticism was a blatant affront to her authority.

彼の絶え間ない批判は彼女の権威への明白な侮辱だった。

the artist felt the public's indifference was an affront to his creativity.

その芸術家は公共の無関心が自分の創造性への侮辱だと感じた。

their refusal to apologize was a grave affront to the victims.

彼らの謝罪拒否は被害者への重大な侮辱だった。

the company's unethical practices were met with public affronts.

その会社の非倫理的な行為は公共の侮辱に直面した。

he saw the insults as personal affronts, not just criticism.

彼はその侮辱を単なる批判ではなく、個人的な侮辱と見なした。

the king took the rebellion as a direct affront to his power.

王はその反乱を自分の権力への直接的な侮辱と受け取った。

the students' protest was seen as an affront to school authority.

学生たちの抗議は学校の権威への侮辱と見なされた。

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