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Translation of the term "offended"
Please translate the following for me into Chinese:
"Of course I did not steal your money. I am very offended you would even ask me."
Dec 11, 2013 10:36 PM
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"Of course I did not steal your money. I am very offended you would even ask me."
非字對字翻譯如下 :
我敢對天發誓 我沒偷你的錢 而你竟然質問我 簡直就是羞辱了我
December 12, 2013
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October 18, 2022
我当然没偷你钱啊。我真的很生气你竟然质问我。
December 12, 2013
我当然没偷你的钱,你竟然对我提出这样的问题,我很不开心。(因感觉受到了冒犯而显露出不悦 appearing upset and angry because of feeling being offended.)。
Actually, 'offended' is often translated into "被冒犯的", but "冒犯" is a rather formal word in Chinese that we don't use it very often in daily normal situations. Instead of saying "我觉得受到了冒犯", we would rather say '我很不开心' or '我很生气' to express our current feelings which are
the direct consequences of somebody else's offending us.
December 12, 2013
我当然没有头偷你的钱,你问我就是一种侮辱。
December 12, 2013
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