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"to take offence" in Spanish
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"to take offence" in Spanish
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to take offence(also: to be piqued)
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Some fellow Members seem to be particularly quick to take offence.
Algunos colegas diputados parecen sentirse ofendidos de forma especialmente rápida.
Finally, I regret that this entire House is haunted by a nationalistic and jingoistic ghost which is quick to take offence.
Por último, lamento que el nacionalismo y el chovinismo vagabundeen quisquillosamente por toda esta Casa.
Is it because that presidency is afraid of offending the United States by saying something at that country would take offence?
¿Es porque la Presidencia teme ofender a los Estados Unidos diciendo algo que pudiera constituir una afrenta para dicho país?
Is it because that presidency is afraid of offending the United States by saying something at that country would take offence?
Señor Presidente, me resulta extraño el hecho de que el Parlamento Europeo se preocupe tanto por unos enemigos de la democracia.
I believe that they would take great offence if this proposal were carried out, at least as it has been reported in the Swedish press.
Creo que éste reaccionaría muy mal si se llevara a término la propuesta, al menos del modo en que la ha descrito la prensa sueca.
Does my friend, Nick Griffin, a true British patriot, take offence at the fact that, for us, Joan of Arc is a national heroine?
¿Se siente mi amigo, Nick Griffin, un auténtico patriota británico, ofendido por el hecho de que, para nosotros, Juana de Arco sea una heroína nacional?
to take offence
darse por ofendido
There has been no discussion on this in the political groups nor with the Members, and I take great offence at the dictatorial and high-handed attitude the Bureau has adopted.
No se ha examinado en los Grupos políticos ni con los diputados y me siento muy ofendido por la actitud dictatorial y arbitraria adoptada por la Mesa.
However, during our previous budgetary debate, the Council made a huge effort to sit here for four hours solidly, so I do not think we will take offence on this occasion.
No obstante, durante nuestro debate presupuestario anterior, el Consejo hizo un gran esfuerzo por estar aquí durante cuatro horas, por lo que no creo que nos ofendamos en esta ocasión.
. - (FR) Mr President, I should like to begin by saying to Mr Juncker that he should not take offence at the small number of us in this House.
en nombre del Grupo Verts/ALE. - (FR) Señor Presidente, quisiera comenzar diciéndole al señor Juncker que no debería tomarse a mal el reducido número de diputados presentes en esta Cámara.
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