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- No offense是什么意思？ - 知乎
No offense meant, but I just don't see how this project is going to be profitable （无意冒犯，但我就是看不出这个项目怎么能盈利。 在这些例句中，“No offense”都用于缓和可能被视为冒犯或批评的言论，表明说话者并非有意要伤害对方的感情。
- No offence该怎么回答？ - 知乎
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- Is “No offense meant (taken)” well-accepted English expression?
@Dan Neely: No offense, but I think the most common context isn't exactly when people are being deliberately offensive - it's when they're vaguely aware that what they're saying might cause offense - but they're just too intellectually lazy to bother with the implications of that, and or to think of alternative ways of putting their point across without running that risk
- What is it called when someone says something like: Im not a racist, but. . .
No offense, but X <=> What I am going to say may sound like I want to offend you, but I can assure you that it's not my intention to offend you I am not a racist sexist, but X are slightly different since they are disclaimers about the listeners anticipated opinions
- Why do people say “no offense” when starting a sentence?
"No offense" is short for "No offense intended " I'm adding this answer because it wasn't explicitly stated in the comments and someone reading the question might not get the full idea: It means "I'm going to speak bluntly but don't mean to hurt you by saying it "
- Is there any difference between offense and offence?
There is no difference in meaning between offence and offense They're exactly the same in all their definitions The difference is that offense is the preferred spelling in American English, while offence is preferred in British, Indian, Canadian, and Australian English
- I mean you no harm翻译? - 知乎
I mean no offense to you For example, they assume that other people mean them harm when they do not Mean 在此处意思是“意欲给…造成”，后面的 them harm 是双宾语，them 是间接宾语，harm 是直接宾语，意思是“企图给他们造成伤害”。为什么，"I don't
- etymology - What do you call a past participle+noun construction clause such as “No offense meant” “Your point taken,” “With that said . . .
No offense meant taken = No offense was meant (or taken) by what I (or you) just said Point taken = I have heard and understood the point of what you just said That said, = Now that that has been said, let me continue in a different vein Given that, = topic we
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