n. （当众）侮辱，（故意）冒犯；
v. 冒犯，侮辱；面对；相遇
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复数
affronts
第三人称单数
affronts
现在分词
affronting
过去式
affronted
过去分词
affronted
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1.So great was the affront!
这是多大的侮辱啊！
2.Smokers are an affront to this fantasy, and that is why no condemnation is strong enough for their presumption.
吸烟者是对这个幻想的侮辱，按他们的设想，这就是为什么强烈谴责吸烟者还是不够的。
3.Underlined is: “Each and every irksome Jew is a serious affront to the authenticity and veracity of our German identity.”
他写到：“每一个犹太人恼人的存在都是对忠厚诚实的德国人的公然侮辱。”
4.The sin of Ananias and Sapphira was an affront to the holiness of God in His church.
亚拿尼亚和撒非喇的罪就是挑战圣洁的神和他的教会。
5.Life is too short to turn every personal affront into a battle.
人生苦短，别太过于计较个人恩怨。
6.Should they bear affront all objection?
就要忍受侮辱？
7.Underlined is: “Each and every irksome Jew is a serious affront to the authenticity and veracity of our German identity.”
他写到：“每一个犹太人恼人的存在都是对忠厚诚实的德国人的公然侮辱。”