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I. blame [Brit bleɪm, Am bleɪm] N

1. blame (responsibility):

blame: responsabilità f

blame: colpa f (for di)

to accept the blame: accettare la responsabilità

share the blame: prendersi or accettare una parte della responsabilità

to take the blame or to bear the blame form: assumersi la responsabilità

to put or place or lay the blame for sth on sb: attribuire or addossare la responsabilità di qc a qn

the blame lies with the government: la responsabilità ricade sul governo

don't put the blame on me: non dare la colpa a me

he got the blame for the broken vase, for leaking the information: fu incolpato di aver rotto il vaso, di aver fatto trapelare le informazioni

why do I always get the blame?: perché è sempre colpa mia?

she did it but I got the blame: lei lo ha fatto e io mi sono preso la colpa

2. blame (criticism):

blame: biasimo m

blame: riprovazione f

to deserve some of the blame: meritare una parte del biasimo

to be free from blame: essere esente da critiche

without blame: senza riprovazione

II. blame [Brit bleɪm, Am bleɪm] VB trans

blame person, group: incolpare, biasimare

blame weather, recession, system: dare la colpa a, prendersela con

she has always blamed me: ha sempre dato la colpa a me

he has resigned and who can blame him?: si è dimesso e chi lo può biasimare?

to blame sb for sth: incolpare qn di qc

I blamed her for the accident: ho incolpato lei dell'incidente

to blame sth on sb: attribuire or addossare la responsabilità di qc a qn

she blamed her tiredness on the heat: attribuiva la sua stanchezza al caldo

to be to blame for accident, crisis, problem: essere responsabile di

III. to blame oneself VB refl

to blame oneself: rimproverarsi

to blame oneself for tragedy, outcome: sentirsi responsabile di

you mustn't blame yourself: non devi biasimarti or non devi fartene una colpa

you've only yourself to blame: devi prendertela solo con te stesso or la colpa è solo tua

undeservedly blame, punish: immeritatamente

undeservedly blame, punish: ingiustamente

to exonerate sb from blame: discolpare qn

apportion blame: ripartire (among, between tra)

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deplorazione: blame

deprecazione: blame

riprovazione: blame

incolpare: to blame

incolpare qn di qc: to blame sb for sth, to put or lay the blame on sb for sth

incolparsi: to blame oneself

biasimare: to blame

chi può biasimarlo?: who can blame him?

censurare comportamento: to blame

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I. blame [bleɪm] VB trans

blame: incolpare

to blame sb for sth, to blame sth on sb: dare la colpa di qc a qu

to be to blame for sth: essere responsabile di qc

I don't blame you: hai tutta la mia comprensione

II. blame [bleɪm] N

blame: colpa f

to carry the blame: essere responsabile

to lay the blame for sth on sb: attribuire la colpa di qc a qu

to take the blame: assumersi la colpa

to allocate blame for sth to sb: attribuire la colpa di qc a qn

he's entirely to blame: è tutta colpa sua

to accept one's portion of the blame: acccettare la propria parte di colpa

to attribute the blame to sb: attribuire la colpa a qn

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incolpare: to blame

incolpare: to blame

addebito: blame

fare a scaricabarili fig inf: to blame one another

addebitare qc a qu: to blame sb for sth

dare la colpa a qu: to blame sb

Present
I	blame
you	blame
he/she/it	blames
we	blame
you	blame
they	blame

Past
I	blamed
you	blamed
he/she/it	blamed
we	blamed
you	blamed
they	blamed

Present Perfect
I	have	blamed
you	have	blamed
he/she/it	has	blamed
we	have	blamed
you	have	blamed
they	have	blamed

Past Perfect
I	had	blamed
you	had	blamed
he/she/it	had	blamed
we	had	blamed
you	had	blamed
they	had	blamed

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to place the blame on sb: addossare la colpa a qu

to blame sb for sth, to blame sth on sb: dare la colpa di qc a qu

to be to blame for sth: essere responsabile di qc

to lay the blame for sth on sb: attribuire la colpa di qc a qu

to accept one's portion of the blame: acccettare la propria parte di colpa

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