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Translate offender from English to French

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  1. offender:
  2. offend:
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Detailed Translations for offender from English to French

offender:

offender [the ~] nomen

  1. the offender (perpetrator)
    le coupable; l'auteur
  2. the offender (perpetrator)
    le contrevenant; le celui qui a eu une amende
  3. the offender (criminal; perpetrator; delinquent; malefactor; evil-doer)
    le criminel; le délinquant; le malfaiteur; le bandit; le malfrat
  4. the offender
    le verbalisé; le contrevenant; le transgresseur

Translation Matrix for offender:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
auteur offender; perpetrator acter; adapter; architect; artist; author; committer; creator; doer; letter-writer; maker; originator; perpetrator; procreator; producer; writer
bandit criminal; delinquent; evil-doer; malefactor; offender; perpetrator attacker; bastard; cad; footpad; highwayman; raider; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; villain
celui qui a eu une amende offender; perpetrator
contrevenant offender; perpetrator
coupable offender; perpetrator
criminel criminal; delinquent; evil-doer; malefactor; offender; perpetrator bastard; cad; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; villain
délinquant criminal; delinquent; evil-doer; malefactor; offender; perpetrator bastard; cad; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; villain
malfaiteur criminal; delinquent; evil-doer; malefactor; offender; perpetrator acter; bank robber; committer; doer; perpetrator; rogue; villain
malfrat criminal; delinquent; evil-doer; malefactor; offender; perpetrator bastard; cad; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; villain
transgresseur offender
verbalisé offender
- wrongdoer
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
coupable bad mannered; disgraceful; guilty; impertinent; improper; indecent; outrageous; rude; scandalous; shameful; sinful
criminel criminal; illegal; of criminal law

Related Words for "offender":

  • offenders

Synonyms for "offender":

  • wrongdoer; bad person

Related Definitions for "offender":

  1. a person who transgresses moral or civil law1

Wiktionary Translations for offender:

offender
noun
  1. a person who commits an offense against the law
offender
noun
  1. droit|fr Celui, celle qui contrevenir, qui agit contre l’ordre établit.

offend:

to offend verb (offends, offended, offending)

  1. to offend (hurt; aggrieve; hurt someone's feelings)
    insulter; faire de la peine à; blesser; faire du mal; offenser; faire du tort à; faire mal; nuire à; choquer; froisser; navrer; faire tort à
    • insulter verb (insulte, insultes, insultons, insultez, )
    • blesser verb (blesse, blesses, blessons, blessez, )
    • offenser verb (offense, offenses, offensons, offensez, )
    • faire mal verb
    • nuire à verb
    • choquer verb (choque, choques, choquons, choquez, )
    • froisser verb (froisse, froisses, froissons, froissez, )
    • navrer verb (navre, navres, navrons, navrez, )
  2. to offend (do wrong; wreak evil; do wrongly)
    agir mal; faire du mal; faire du mal à quelqu'un
  3. to offend (torture; torment; hurt; aggrieve)
    torturer; tourmenter; martyriser; faire tort à; blesser; tenailler
    • torturer verb (torture, tortures, torturons, torturez, )
    • tourmenter verb (tourmente, tourmentes, tourmentons, tourmentez, )
    • martyriser verb (martyrise, martyrises, martyrisons, martyrisez, )
    • blesser verb (blesse, blesses, blessons, blessez, )
    • tenailler verb (tenaille, tenailles, tenaillons, tenaillez, )
  4. to offend (hurt; injure; maul; insult)
    blesser; abîmer; faire du mal; amocher; faire mal; froisser; faire de la peine à; faire du tort à; faire tort à
    • blesser verb (blesse, blesses, blessons, blessez, )
    • abîmer verb (abîme, abîmes, abîmons, abîmez, )
    • amocher verb (amoche, amoches, amochons, amochez, )
    • faire mal verb
    • froisser verb (froisse, froisses, froissons, froissez, )
  5. to offend (sin; commit a sin)
    pécher; commettre un péché
    • pécher verb (pèche, pèches, péchons, péchez, )
  6. to offend (put out; upset; ruffle)
    mécontenter
    • mécontenter verb (mécontente, mécontentes, mécontentons, mécontentez, )

Conjugations for offend:

present
  1. offend
  2. offend
  3. offends
  4. offend
  5. offend
  6. offend
simple past
  1. offended
  2. offended
  3. offended
  4. offended
  5. offended
  6. offended
present perfect
  1. have offended
  2. have offended
  3. has offended
  4. have offended
  5. have offended
  6. have offended
past continuous
  1. was offending
  2. were offending
  3. was offending
  4. were offending
  5. were offending
  6. were offending
future
  1. shall offend
  2. will offend
  3. will offend
  4. shall offend
  5. will offend
  6. will offend
continuous present
  1. am offending
  2. are offending
  3. is offending
  4. are offending
  5. are offending
  6. are offending
subjunctive
  1. be offended
  2. be offended
  3. be offended
  4. be offended
  5. be offended
  6. be offended
diverse
  1. offend!
  2. let's offend!
  5. offended
  6. offending
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for offend:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abîmer hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend attack; be slovenly; beat up; botch up; break; break down; break into pieces; break up; damage; demolish; destroy; drag down; erode; get down; injure; knock about; mangle; maul; mess up; muck up; neglect; pull down; roam; smash; smash into pieces; spoil; take down; tear down; tear loose; wander; wreck
agir mal do wrong; do wrongly; offend; wreak evil
amocher hurt; injure; insult; maul; offend beat up; castigate; damage; drub; flog; hurt; injure; knock about; lash; maul; rack; roam; trounce; wander; whack; whip
blesser aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend; torment; torture ache; aggrieve; attack; beat up; bruise; cause damage; contuse; damage; defamate; do harm; erode; harm; hurt; hurt oneself; injure; injure oneself; knock about; maul; slander; spoil; wound; wound oneself
choquer aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend annoy; bang into; be annoying; bump into; bump up against; collide; crash; frighten; give offence; jolt; repulse; scandalise; scandalize; shake; shock; startle; tremble
commettre un péché commit a sin; offend; sin
faire de la peine à aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend hurt; injure
faire du mal aggrieve; do wrong; do wrongly; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend; wreak evil bring evil upon; cause pain; cause sorrow; hurt; inflict injury; injure
faire du mal à quelqu'un do wrong; do wrongly; offend; wreak evil aggrieve; assault someone; bruise; damage; harm; injure
faire du tort à aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend aggrieve; bruise; damage; harm; injure
faire mal aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend hurt; infringe; injure; misbehave; transgress
faire tort à aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend; torment; torture aggrieve; be disadvantuous; besmirch; blemish; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; discriminate; do harm; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure; taint
froisser aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; injure; insult; maul; offend crumple; defamate; ripple; rumple; rumple up; rustle; slander; sough; wrinkle
insulter aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend abuse; bawl; be furious; call names; call someone names; curse; defamate; go off the deep end; grumble; insult; jeer at; rage; rail at; rant; rave; revile; scoff; scoff at; scold; scream; slander; sneer; storm; swear; taunt; thunder; to be furious; yell
martyriser aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture
mécontenter offend; put out; ruffle; upset
navrer aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend grieve
nuire à aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend aggrieve; attack; be disadvantuous; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; damage; detrimental; disadvantageous; do harm; erode; harm; harm somebody; hurt; injure; spoil
offenser aggrieve; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; offend defamate; desecrate; slander; violate
pécher commit a sin; offend; sin break in; commit a sin
tenailler aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture
torturer aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture distort
tourmenter aggrieve; hurt; offend; torment; torture
- appal; appall; breach; break; bruise; go against; hurt; infract; injure; outrage; pique; scandalise; scandalize; shock; spite; transgress; violate; wound
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- trespass

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Related Definitions for "offend":

  1. cause to feel resentment or indignation1
    • Her tactless remark offended me1
  2. hurt the feelings of1
  3. strike with disgust or revulsion1
  4. act in disregard of laws, rules, contracts, or promises1
    • offend all laws of humanity1

Wiktionary Translations for offend:

offend
verb
  1. -
  2. to hurt the feelings
offend
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• offend → affronter ↔ krenken — beledigen
• offend → injurier; offenser; insulter ↔ beledigen — nare opmerkingen maken tegen of over een persoon
• offend → affronter ↔ affronteren — (overgankelijk) (formeel, nld) beledigen, krenken
• offend → insulter; injurier ↔ beleidigen — (umgangssprachlich) jemanden in seiner Ehre oder Würde durch Worte oder Taten verletzen
• offend → blesser ↔ kränken — (transitiv) jemandes Gefühle verletzen
• offend → blesser ↔ verletzen — jemanden psychische Wunden zufügen, kränken
• offend → enfreindre; violer ↔ verletzen — etwas (eine Grenze, ein Gesetz) übertreten, nicht einhalten, nicht beachten

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