How is the word der Affront translated from German to English

Eine Bemerkung oder Handlung, die jemanden offen beleidigt.

A remark or action that openly insults someone.

noun
English translation
Affront

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  • Der Witz war ein Affront gegen ihre Würde. The joke was an affront to her dignity.

  • Ihre Worte brüskierten die Gäste. Her words affronted the guests.

  • Er nahm die Bemerkung als persönlichen Affront. He took the remark as a personal affront.

  • Er will nie jemanden brüskieren. He never means to affront anyone.

  • Das Unternehmen entschuldigte sich später für den Affront. The company later apologized for the affront.

  • Brüskieren solche Witze deine Kollegen? Do such jokes affront your colleagues?

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How is “der Affront” translated from German?
“der Affront” translates into English as “Affront”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “der Affront” mean?
Meaning of “der Affront”: Eine Bemerkung oder Handlung, die jemanden offen beleidigt. In English — “Affront”.
What part of speech is “der Affront”?
“der Affront” is a noun.
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