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blame
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French
English
English
blâme [blɑm] N m
1. blâme (désapprobation):
blâme
2. blâme (sanction):
blâme
infliger un blâme à qn
blâmer [blɑme] VB trans (désapprouver)
blâmer qn pour qc
English
English
French
French
slate boss, teacher: worker, pupil
blâmer (for pour)
French
French
English
English
blâme [blɑm] N m
1. blâme (désapprobation):
blâme
2. blâme (sanction):
blâme
blâmer [blɑme] VB trans
1. blâmer (désapprouver):
2. blâmer (condamner moralement):
3. blâmer (sanctionner):
English
English
French
French
French
French
English
English
blâme [blɑm] N m
1. blâme (désapprobation):
blâme
2. blâme (sanction):
blâme
blâmer [blɑme] VB trans
1. blâmer (désapprouver):
2. blâmer (condamner moralement):
3. blâmer (sanctionner):
English
English
French
French
Présent
jeblâme
tublâmes
il/elle/onblâme
nousblâmons
vousblâmez
ils/ellesblâment
Imparfait
jeblâmais
tublâmais
il/elle/onblâmait
nousblâmions
vousblâmiez
ils/ellesblâmaient
Passé simple
jeblâmai
tublâmas
il/elle/onblâma
nousblâmâmes
vousblâmâtes
ils/ellesblâmèrent
Futur simple
jeblâmerai
tublâmeras
il/elle/onblâmera
nousblâmerons
vousblâmerez
ils/ellesblâmeront
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Qu'on ne blâme point la mise en peinture d'une matière qui se rouille, le fer.
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Il a été blâmé pour être à l'origine de procès, des grèves, des guerres, des bulles boursières et des accidents.
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Œdipe refuse et blâme sévèrement Polynice pour ses actions et pour la guerre qu'il entreprend contre sa propre ville.
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Le verbe taxer est directement issu du latin taxare de même sens : blâmer, imposer.
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Le commissaire recueille le témoignage des capitaines des deux navires et conclut que ni l'un ni l'autre n'est à blâmer.
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