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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

offence Brit, offense americ [Brit əˈfɛns, americ əˈfɛns] SUBST

1. offence JUR:

offence
to commit an offence
to charge sb with an offence
it is an offence to do

2. offence (insult):

offence
to cause or give offence to sb
to take offence (at)
to avoid offence
no offence intended, but
no offence taken

3. offence (attack):

offence
atteinte f (against à)

4. offence MILITAR:

offence
weapons of offence

5. offence americ DESP:

the offence

drugs offence SUBST

drugs offence

sex offence SUBST Brit

sex offence

speeding offence SUBST

speeding offence

indictable offence SUBST JUR

indictable offence

criminal offence SUBST

criminal offence

traffic offence SUBST

traffic offence

public order offence SUBST

public order offence

statutory offence Brit, statutory offense americ SUBST

statutory offence

parking offence Brit, parking offense americ SUBST

parking offence

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inglês
inglês
francês
francês

offence [əˈfents] SUBST

1. offence JUR (crime):

offence
to convict sb of an offence

2. offence no pl (upset feelings):

offence
to cause offence to sb
to take offence at sth
no offence (intended)

3. offence no pl (attack):

offence

4. offence americ DESP:

offence
to be on offence
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
offence Brit
driving offence
it's an offence
offence Brit
offence Brit
offence Brit
to take offence at sth Brit
to take offence at sth Brit
to take offence at sth Brit
petty offence Brit
offence Brit
criminal offence Brit

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He was banned (as it was his second speeding offence in 3 years) for 42 days and fined 650.
en.wikipedia.org
The prosecution suggested the reason he lied under oath was that, had he gained the demerit points for the speeding offence, he would have been close to losing his licence.
en.wikipedia.org
Although a speed awareness course is a replacement for penalty points, it does not change the fact that the person involved has committed a speeding offence.
www.dailymail.co.uk
It is not clear how many, if any, other speeding offences were wrongly processed.
www.independent.ie
You get more out of a high range speeding offence.
www.caradvice.com.au