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offence

1) посягательство

2) правонарушение

3) преступление

offence against chastity — посягательство на целомудрие;

offence against morality — преступление против нравственности;

offence against public justice — преступление против правосудия;

offence against sovereignty — посягательство на суверенитет; преступление против суверенной власти;

offence against the law — нарушение закона; правонарушение;

offence against the person — преступление против личности;

offence against the property — преступление против собственности;

offence against the state — 1. преступление против государства 2. преступление против {по уголовному праву} штата;

offence against the United States — преступление против {по уголовному праву} Соединённых Штатов; федеральное преступление;

offence aided and abetted — преступление, совершению которого оказано пособничество;

offence ancillary to another charge — преступление, дополнительное к инкриминированному;

offence at common law — преступление по общему праву;

offence charged — вменяемое в вину, инкриминируемое преступление;

offence charged against a person — преступление, в котором обвиняется лицо;

offence created by statute — преступление, состав которого предусмотрен статутом;

offence in a person — преступление со стороны (того или иного) лица;

offence indictable at the election of the accused — преступление, преследуемое по обвинительному акту по выбору обвиняемого;

offence in question — преступление, являющееся предметом судебного рассмотрения;

offence proved against the person — доказанное совершение преступления данным лицом;

offence triable on indictment — преступление, подлежащее судебному рассмотрению по обвинительному акту

offence of agreeing to indemnify sureties — противоправное согласие на возмещение суммы поручительства

offence of attempting to commit a crime — покушение на совершение преступления

offence of assaultoffence of drunkennessoffence of gross indecencyoffence of several transactionsabortive offenceacquisitive offenceactual offenceadmitted offenceaggravated offencealcohol-related offencealcohol offencealleged offenceantitrust offencearrestable offenceassaultive offencebailable offencebreaking-and-entering offenceburglary offencecapital offencechargeable offencecharged offencecivil offencecognate offencecognizable offencecoinage offencecommon-law offencecompleted offenceconsensual sex offencecontinuing offencecriminal offencecumulative offencesdelinquent offencedetected offencedisorderly offencedoctrinal offencedrug-related offencedrug offenceenormous offenceextraditable offencefederal offencefelonious offencefinger-printable offencefirst offencegang offencegangster offencegaol offencegrave offencefurther offenceshabitual offenceheinous offencehybrid offenceimminent offenceimpeachable offenceincluded offenceinclusive offenceindictable offencejail offencejuvenile offencejuvenile status offencekindred offencelegislative offencelesser offenceless offencelicensing offencematrimonial offencemilitary offenceminor offencemixed offencemultiple offencesmultiple offencenon-arrestable offencenon-indictable offencenon-status offencepast offencepenitentiary offencepetit offencepetty offencepleaded offencepolice offencepolice regulations offenceprearranged offencepredatory sex offenceprevious offenceprincipal offenceprior offenceprison offenceproperty offenceproved offencepublic offencequasi-criminal offencerecorded offencereformatory offenceregulatory offencerelated offencesrepeated offencereported offencerevenue offencesame offencesecond offencesex offenceshipping offenceshoplift offencesimple offencespecific offencespecified offencestatus offencestatutory offencestreet offencesubsequent offencesubstantive offencesummary offencesuspected offencetechnical offencetheft offencetraffic-related offencetraffic offencetrivial offenceunderlying offenceunnatural offenceunrelated offencesviolent offencecontinuous offencerepetitive offence

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1.
  1) нарушение2) юр. правонарушение ...
Англо-русский строительный словарь
2.
  noun  1) обида, оскорбление; a just cause of offence - справедливый повод к обиде; I meant no offence, no offence was meant - я не хотел никого обидеть; - cause offence - give offence to - take offence at - quick to take offence - without offence  2) проступок, нарушение (against - чего-л.); преступление; an offence against the law - нарушение закона - criminal offence  3) mil. нападение; наступление  4) bibl. камень преткновения Syn: see crime ...
Англо-русский словарь
3.
  1. нарушение (чего-л.); проступок offence against good manners —- отступление от хороших манер, нарушение приличий offence against the law —- нарушение закона 2. юр. правонарушение; преступление criminal offence —- уголовное преступление first offence —- первое преступление, впервые совершенное преступление to commit an offence —- совершить преступление 3. воен. дисциплинарный проступок military offence —- воинское преступление 4. обида, оскорбление just cause of offence —- справедливый повод для обиды without offence —- не в обиду будь сказано, без намерения оскорбить to cause offence to smb. —- наносить обиду кому-л., обижать кого-л. to take offence at smb., smth. —- обижаться на кого-л., что-л. she didn't mean any offence —- она не хотела никого обидеть no offence taken! —- не было ничего обидного no offence meant —- не хотел (вас) обидеть no offence intended and none taken, I hope —- никто не хотел здесь никого обидеть, и, надеюсь, никто не обиделся 5. наступающая, атакующая сторона (о команде, армии и т. п.) 6. редк. неверие, сомнение ...
Новый большой англо-русский словарь
4.
  1) правонарушение 2) посягательство – copyright offence – trademark offence OFFENCE сущ. правонарушение, преступление (любое нарушение закона, за которое предусмотрено наказание) - criminal offence - graded offence - indictable offence - regulatory offence Syn: action of trespass, infringement of a law, breaking of a law ...
Англо-русский Русско-английский экономический словарь
5.
  n. (US offense) 1 an illegal act; a transgression or misdemeanour. 2 a wounding of the feelings; resentment or umbrage (no offence was meant). 3 the act of attacking or taking the offensive; aggressive action. Phrases and idioms give offence cause hurt feelings. take offence suffer hurt feelings. Derivatives offenceless adj. Etymology: orig. = stumbling, stumbling-block: ME & OF offens f. L offensus annoyance, and ME & F offense f. L offensa a striking against, hurt, displeasure, both f. offendere (as OB-, fendere fens- strike) ...
Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
6.
   noun see offense ...
Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
7.
  (offences) Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English. Note: The spelling 'offense' is used in American English. 1. An offence is a crime that breaks a particular law and requires a particular punishment. Thirteen people have been charged with treason–an offence which can carry the death penalty... In Britain the Consumer Protection Act makes it a criminal offence to sell goods that are unsafe. N-COUNT 2. Offence or an offence is behaviour which causes people to be upset or embarrassed. The book might be published without creating offense... Privilege determined by birth is an offence to any modern sense of justice. N-VAR 3. Some people say ‘no offence’ to make it clear that they do not want to upset you, although what they are saying may seem rather rude. Dad, you need a bath. No offence. CONVENTION c darkgreen]formulae 4. If someone takes offence at something you say or do, they feel upset, often unnecessarily, because they think you are being rude to them. She never takes offence at anything... Never had she seen him so tense, so quick to take offence as he had been in recent weeks. PHRASE: V inflects ...
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
8.
  offence BrE usually offense AmE n 1 an illegal action or a crime  (Driving while drunk is a serious offence. | a parking offense) + agains  (sexual offences against children | commit an offence (=do something that is an offence)) first offence (=the first illegal thing that someone has done) | criminal offence  (Possession of stolen property is a criminal offence. | serious offence)  (serious offences under the Prevention of Terrorism Act | capital offence (=a crime for which death is the punishment) | minor offence (=one that is not very serious)) 2 behaviour which offends someone  (cause/give offence (=offend someone))  (The problem was how to get rid of her without causing offence. | mean no offence (=have no intention of offending someone))  (Don't be upset by what he said; he meant no offence.) 3 no offence spoken used to tell someone that you do not want to offend them by what you are saying  (No offense, but this cheese tastes like rubber.) 4 take offence to feel offended because of something someone has said or done  (She's always quick to take offence.) 5 formal the act of attacking  (It depends on whether it was used as a weapon of offence or defence.) 6 BrE the part of a game such as football concerned with getting points and winning  (- see also offense1) ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English

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