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I. blame [bleɪm] VB trans
to blame sb/sth for sth [or sth on sb/sth]
to blame sb for doing sth
to not blame sb for sth
II. blame [bleɪm] N no pl
1. blame (guilt):
blame
where does the blame lie?
to lay the blame on sb/sth for sth
to take the blame
2. blame (censure):
blame
apportion blame
to blame everything on sb/sth [or sb/sth for everything]
accept blame
who can blame her?
to shift the blame onto sb
to lay the blame on sb
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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