n.侮辱，冒犯
vt.侮辱，冒犯

原形：affront第三人称单数：affronts复数：affronts过去式：affronted过去分词：affronted现在分词：affronting

His rude behavior was an affront to everyone present at the meeting.
他的粗鲁行为是对在场所有人的一种侮辱。
The public insult was such an affront that she felt compelled to resign from her position.
那种公开的侮辱是如此的无礼，以至于她觉得不得不辞职。
He took the criticism as a personal affront, though it was meant constructively.
尽管批评是出于建设性的目的，但他将其视为个人侮辱。
The new policy is seen as an affront to basic human rights.
新政策被视为对基本人权的侵犯。
Her dismissive attitude was an affront to my efforts and dedication.
她那不屑的态度是对我的努力和奉献的一种侮辱。
The prime minister's remarks were interpreted as an affront to the diplomatic corps.
首相的言论被解读为对外交使团的侮辱。
Their refusal to acknowledge our achievements feels like a deliberate affront.
他们拒绝承认我们的成就感觉像是故意的侮辱。
The company's decision to outsource jobs was seen as an affront to the local community.
公司决定外包工作被视为对当地社区的侮辱。
His constant interruptions during the presentation were an affront to the speaker's professionalism.
他在演讲过程中不断打断，这是对演讲者专业精神的侮辱。
The artwork, which depicted religious figures in a disrespectful manner, was considered an affront to believers.
这件以不敬方式描绘宗教人物的艺术作品被信徒视为一种侮辱。