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I. blame [Brit bleɪm, Am bleɪm] N
1. blame (responsibility):
blame
responsabilité f (for de)
to take the blame to bear the blame form
to put or place or lay the blame for sth on sb
don't put the blame on me
why do I always get the blame?
she did it but I got the blame
2. blame (criticism):
blame
to be free from blame
without blame
II. blame [Brit bleɪm, Am bleɪm] VB trans
blame person, group
blame weather, recession, system
to blame sb for sth
to blame sth on sb
to be to blame for accident, crisis, problem
III. blame [Brit bleɪm, Am bleɪm] VB refl
to blame oneself
to blame oneself for tragedy, outcome
to exonerate sb from blame
undeservedly blame, punish
to offload the blame onto sb
attribute blame, responsibility, crime, death, delay, profit, success
attribuer (to à)
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to hold sb/sth responsible for sth, to blame sb/sth for sth
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I. blame [bleɪm] VB trans
to blame sb/sth for sth
to blame sth on sb/sth
I blame myself
II. blame [bleɪm] N no pl
blame
to put the blame on sb
to put the blame on sb else
to attribute the blame to sb
to assign the blame for sth to sth
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sth is to blame
to put the blame on sb/sth
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I. blame [bleɪm] VB trans
to blame sb/sth for sth
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to blame sth on sb/sth
I blame myself
II. blame [bleɪm] N
blame
to put the blame on sb
to put the blame on sb else
to attribute the blame to sb
to assign the blame for sth to sth
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sth is to blame
to put the blame on sb/sth
Present
Iblame
youblame
he/she/itblames
weblame
youblame
theyblame
Past
Iblamed
youblamed
he/she/itblamed
weblamed
youblamed
theyblamed
Present Perfect
Ihaveblamed
youhaveblamed
he/she/ithasblamed
wehaveblamed
youhaveblamed
theyhaveblamed
Past Perfect
Ihadblamed
youhadblamed
he/she/ithadblamed
wehadblamed
youhadblamed
theyhadblamed
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The cost is attributed to the fact that this type of potato is almost extinct because it must be harvested by hand.
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This is different from tomato's attributes being inhibited.
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We can respond positively to an uncertainty by using its most positive attribute, that is, mystery.
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Only five poems can now be attributed to him, surviving in manuscript form.
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Although it is an older facility, its many positive technical attributes have made it a desirable venue for tour rehearsals.
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