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Affronted
英音[ əˈfrʌntɪd ] 美音[ əˈfrʌntɪd ]
冒犯
常用释义
词性释义
adj.
被冒犯的；被侮辱的
v.
公开侮辱；冒犯（affront 的过去分词）
例句
全部
He
had
been
cavalierly
affronted
by
a
man
who
,
but
a short
years
before
,
he
would have
considered
a mere underling
.
几年前，他原认为这个人不过是个无名小卒，现在居然傲慢地侮辱了他。
Affronted
at
his
impertinence
,
she
stared
at
him
coldly
and
wordlessly
.
被他的无礼而冒犯，她冷冷地、无言地盯着他。
India
's
national
security
adviser
was sufficiently
affronted
to
warn
the
new
president
last
February
against
"
barking up the
wrong
tree
"
.
印度国家安全顾问感到深受冒犯，在2月份曾警告新总统不要“选错了目标”。
But
John
affronted
him, saying the
principal
was
an
affected
man
.
但是约翰侮辱校长是一个做作的人。
But
China
's
emotional
and
affronted
reaction
to
the upheavals in
Xinjiang
is
typical
of
an
empire
under
challenge
.
但中国对新疆暴乱所表现出深受冒犯的激动情绪，是帝国遭到挑战的一种典型反应。
In formalizing my
position
against
burqas
,
I
am in
no
way
affronted
by
the
more
conservative
form
of
dress
chosen
by
many
Muslim
women
.
把我反对罩袍的立场正式化，并不是轻蔑许多伊斯兰妇女选择保守的服装。
when
you
were
not
careful
to have
affronted
others
,
you
should
say
:
sorry
!
教室里，当你不小心冒犯了别人时说声：“对不起！”
She
disliked
the
place
,
which
affronted
and
almost
frightened
her
.
她不喜欢这个地方，它使她感到窒息，甚至害怕。
She
was
affronted
at
his
conduct
.
她被他的行为冒犯了。
I
was
affronted
by
his
actions
.
他的行为冒犯了我。
常用短语
v.
compliment
同义词
adj.
被冒犯的；被侮辱的
dishonored
v.
公开侮辱；冒犯（affront的过去分词）
offended