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n.（当众）侮辱，（故意）冒犯；
v.冒犯，侮辱；面对；相遇
1、affronté───adj.面对面的
2、affiant───n.宣誓者
3、afront───在前面
4、affret───免费的
5、affronted───adj.被冒犯的；被侮辱的；v.公开侮辱；冒犯（affront的过去分词）
6、affrontee───前面
7、front───n.前面；正面；前线；vt.面对；朝向；对付；vi.朝向；adj.前面的；正面的；adv.在前面；向前；n.(Front)人名；(法)弗龙
8、saffrony───藏红花
9、affronts───n.（当众）侮辱，（故意）冒犯；；v.冒犯，侮辱；面对；相遇
1、The play was considered an affront to public morals.───人们认为这出戏侮辱了公众道德。
2、Howard ruled out any such affront to the dignity of his honoured guests, saying only that the APEC outfit would be "very Australian" .───而霍华德ZongLi则不赞成此类有损于LingDaoRen尊严的建议，他只是说，这次为LingDaoRen们准备的服饰“很有澳大利亚特色”。
3、an affront to human dignity to keep someone alive like this.───让一个人如此活着是对人类尊严的一种侮辱。
4、"And you do not cooperate. " The walls of his office made clear that the regime saw the opposition less as a threat than an affront.───他办公室的四面墙壁让你很清楚知道，这里的制度把FanDuiDang更多视作一种公开的侮辱而不仅仅是一种潜在的威胁。
5、The implied claim that mine was the centra role was bound to be an affront to any president.───这种意味着自称我起了中心作用的话，肯定要得罪任何一位总统。
6、His conduct was an affront to "my dignity as a woman" , she wrote, before demanding a public apology.───她写道，他的行为对“我作为女性的尊严”是一种公开侮辱，之后要求她丈夫进行公开道歉。
7、The fact that the majority of Chinese are agnostics has always been an affront to American Protestant evangelists.───大多数中国人不相信上帝存在，这一直令美国的新教传道者深受冒犯。
8、She did not dare affront him, for she understood the pride of artists.───她不敢冒犯他，因为她明白艺术家最珍视尊严。
9、What a Westerner considers an honest look in the eye, the Oriental takes as a lack of respect and a personal affront.───西方人认为是真诚的眼神，而东方人则认为是缺乏尊重和对个人的侮辱。