The compatibility layer, Wine, should best provide what you're looking for! It works by translating an application's Windows API calls into ones which are compatable with the POSIX API used on Linux systems. This means that your Windows-native application will run on Linux, without suffering performance degradation which may become evident when running the application via emulation or a virtual machine. However, given your offline use-case, a virtual machine would also likely be a suitable option, even if the performance is not ideal. Additionally, applications may be more likely to function correctly under a virtualised Windows environment. 

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