offensive
gb/əfˈɛnsɪv/ us/əfˈɛnsɪv/
B1
英語
~ 6300
sértő, támadó, offenzív, bűzös, büdös, offenzíva
B1
1
sértő
B1
用法パターン：
[something] is offensive to [someone/group]
Many people found the comedian’s remarks deeply offensive.
Sokan mélyen sértőnek találták a humorista megjegyzéseit.
Using that word to describe women is offensive and outdated.
Sértő és elavult ezt a szót használni a nőkre.
The company removed the ad after complaints that it was racially offensive.
Please tell me if any of the content is offensive to you.
He apologized for his offensive comments on social media.
学習者向け例文
Some jokes are funny, but some are offensive.
Vannak viccek, amelyek viccesek, de vannak, amelyek sértők.
That word is very offensive to many people.
Ez a szó sok ember számára nagyon sértő.
She stopped the movie because the language was offensive.
His email was short and quite offensive.
The teacher said racist words are offensive in this class.
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes confuse "offensive" with "offence/offense". "Offensive" is an adjective (e.g., "an offensive comment"), while "offense" is a noun (e.g., "He took offense at the comment"). Another confusion is using "offensive" when they mean "aggressive" in a neutral sense; "offensive" usually includes a strong negative, rude, or morally wrong feeling in this sense.
意味
rude or insulting; causes offense
コロケーション
offensive language
|offensive joke
|deeply offensive
|sexually offensive
|racially offensive
|find [something] offensive
類義語
insulting (Focuses more directly on attacking someone’s dignity or pride.)
|
off-color (Informal; often used for jokes that are rude or sexual rather than generally disrespectful.)
対義語
inoffensive (Suggests something is harmless and unlikely to upset anyone.)
|
respectful (Emphasizes showing regard and politeness instead of causing hurt.)
テーマ
social
|emotions
|communication
|core_vocabulary
定義
Making people feel angry or hurt because it is rude or not respectful.
Causing people to feel hurt, angry, or upset because it is rude, insulting, disrespectful, or morally unacceptable.
B2
2
用法パターン：
offensive [strategy/weapon/play]
The general ordered a new offensive strategy along the eastern border.
A tábornok új támadó stratégiát rendelt el a keleti határ mentén.
Their offensive line protected the quarterback well throughout the game.
A támadófal végig jól védte az irányítót a mérkőzés alatt.
The country denies having any offensive chemical weapons.
The coach wants the team to play a more offensive style of football.
Cyber units now have both defensive and offensive capabilities.
学習者向け例文
They changed to a stronger offensive plan in the second half.
A második félidőben erősebb támadó taktikára váltottak.
The team needs better offensive players to score more goals.
A csapatnak jobb támadójátékosokra van szüksége, hogy több gólt szerezzen.
The army prepared for an offensive attack at dawn.
That country says its missiles are not offensive weapons.
The coach likes fast, offensive football.
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes mix up this meaning with the "rude/insulting" meaning. In sports or military news, "offensive" usually means "attacking, not defending," not "rude." Also, learners sometimes say "attackive" instead of "offensive"; English does not use *attackive*.
意味
used for or involving attack
コロケーション
offensive strategy
|offensive weapon
|offensive line
|offensive player
|offensive capabilities
|offensive operations
類義語
attacking (Very close in meaning, especially in sports; slightly more general and common in everyday speech.)
|
aggressive (Focuses more on forceful attitude or behavior; may or may not involve a formal attack plan.)
対義語
defensive (Describes actions or equipment used mainly to protect rather than to attack.)
テーマ
sports
|military
|conflict
|law
定義
Used for attacking, not for defending, for example in war or in sport.
Relating to or designed for attacking rather than defending, especially in military operations, sports, or competitive situations.
B2
3
用法パターン：
offensive [smell/odor/taste]
An offensive odor came from the trash bins behind the restaurant.
Bűzös szag áradt az étterem mögötti kukákból.
The chemical spill produced an offensive smell that spread across the neighborhood.
A kiömlött vegyszer bűzös szagot árasztott, amely az egész környéken elterjedt.
He pushed the plate away, saying the fish had an offensive taste.
Residents complained about the offensive fumes from the factory.
The room was hot, dark, and filled with an offensive stench.
学習者向け例文
There was an offensive smell in the bathroom.
Büdös szag volt a fürdőszobában.
We opened the window to let the offensive odor out.
Kinyitottuk az ablakot, hogy kiszellőzzön a bűz.
The milk had an offensive taste, so I threw it away.
The garbage became offensive in the summer heat.
They used air freshener to cover the offensive smell.
よくある間違い：
Learners may choose only general words like "bad" or "dirty" for strong smells. "Offensive" in this sense is stronger and suggests that the smell or taste is so bad it almost feels like an attack. Also, some learners confuse this with the "rude" meaning; context with words like "smell" or "odor" usually shows it is about the senses.
意味
disgusting to smell or taste
コロケーション
offensive odor
|offensive smell
|offensive fumes
|highly offensive
|offensive stench
類義語
foul (Strongly suggests a dirty, rotten, or unhealthy smell or taste.)
|
disgusting (More general; can describe anything that strongly turns your stomach, not just smell or taste.)
対義語
pleasant (Describes a smell or taste that is nice and enjoyable.)
|
fragrant (Specifically refers to a sweet or pleasant smell, often of flowers or food.)
テーマ
daily_life
|health
|senses
|food_drink
定義
Very bad and unpleasant to the nose or mouth, for example a smell or taste.
Very unpleasant, disgusting, or sickening to the senses, especially to smell or taste.
名詞
C1
4
offenzíva
B2
用法パターン：
launch/mount an offensive against [enemy/target]
Government forces have launched a major offensive against the rebels.
A kormányerők nagy offenzívát indítottak a lázadók ellen.
The spring offensive caught the enemy by surprise.
A tavaszi offenzíva váratlanul érte az ellenséget.
The company has begun an aggressive advertising offensive to win back customers.
They are planning a new offensive against online fraud.
After months of preparation, the offensive lasted only two weeks.
学習者向け例文
The army started an offensive early in the morning.
A hadsereg kora reggel offenzívát indított.
Both sides were tired after the long offensive.
Mindkét fél kimerült volt a hosszú offenzíva után.
The government began an offensive against drug crime.
The company’s new offensive won many new buyers.
The offensive failed, and the troops returned home.
よくある間違い：
Learners sometimes think "offensive" is always an adjective. In military and news contexts, it is often a noun meaning a large attack, usually used with verbs like "launch" or "begin". Another confusion is with "offense" (US spelling of "offence"); "offensive" here specifically names the campaign itself.
意味
large planned attack or campaign
コロケーション
launch an offensive
|military offensive
|spring offensive
|offensive against corruption
|marketing offensive
類義語
campaign (Broader; can be military, political, or marketing, and does not always include open attack.)
|
assault (Implies a very strong, often short and violent attack, rather than a longer campaign.)
対義語
defense (Refers to actions taken to protect against an attack, rather than to attack.)
テーマ
military
|politics
|business
|law
定義
A big, planned attack in a war, or a strong, organized effort to do something.
A large, planned military attack or series of attacks; by extension, a strong and organized effort to achieve or fight against something.
文法
辞書形
offensive
IPA
GB/əfˈɛnsɪv/
US/əfˈɛnsɪv/
音節・強勢
of - fens - ive （3音節）
Stress on 2nd syllable (fens)
活用形
Adjective
- Base: offensive
Noun
- Base: offensive
- Plural: offensives
関連語
表現
go on the offensive
1/ɡˈoʊ ˈɔn ðə əfˈɛnsɪv/
fixed phrase
start attacking or criticizing
To start attacking or criticizing someone or something in an active and strong way.
例文
- The candidate went on the offensive after new polls showed her behind.
- Environmental groups have gone on the offensive against the new law.
- Realizing they were losing, they went on the offensive and scored three quick goals.
on the offensive
1/ˈɔn ðə əfˈɛnsɪv/
fixed phrase
actively attacking, not defending
Actively attacking or criticizing instead of only trying to defend yourself.
例文
- The team was on the offensive for most of the second half.
- After weeks of criticism, the minister went on television on the offensive.
- Once the company went on the offensive, its competitors quickly lost market share.
take the offensive
1/tˈeɪk ðə əfˈɛnsɪv/
fixed phrase
decide to attack instead of defend
To decide to attack or criticize instead of only answering the other side’s attacks.
例文
- The general decided to take the offensive before winter arrived.
- If the company takes the offensive now, it might control the whole market.
- The coach told his players to take the offensive in the final minutes.