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单词 blame
释义
blame
verb[T]
uk
/bleɪm/us
/bleɪm/
B1
to say orthinkthat someone or something did somethingwrongor isresponsiblefor somethingbadhappening:
责备；责怪；归咎于
Don't blame me(= it is not myfault)if youmissthebus!如果你没赶上公车可别怪我！
Hugh blames hismotherforhislackofconfidence.休把自己缺乏自信心归咎于他的母亲。
Hugh blames hislackofconfidenceonhismother.休把自己缺乏自信心归咎于他的母亲。
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to blame someone for something
  • blameHe blamed his wife for the error.
  • lay the blame onThe bridge's architect was quick to lay the blame on the engineers.
  • pin the blame onNo one should be looking to pin the blame on others.
  • apportion blameWhen a company fails it isn't always possible to apportion blame.
  • hold someone responsibleIf anything goes wrong, I will hold you responsible.
  • take the blameIf we fail, I'll take the blame.
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I don't blamesomeone
C2
said inordertotellsomeone that youunderstandwhy they are doing something and that youagreewith thereasonfor doing it:
我不会怪…；我理解…的心情
I don't blame himforgettingangry- she's being reallyannoying.我理解他生气的原因——她实在太烦人了。
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beto blame
C1
to be thereasonfor somethingbadthathappens:
Thehotweatherispartlyto blameforthewatershortage.炎热的天气是缺水的原因之一。
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More examples
  • It'stemptingto blametelevisionfor theincreaseincrime.
  • They blamedtheirdefeaton the media'sone-sidedreportingof theelectioncampaign.
  • She blamed me forpracticallyeverymistakein thereport.
  • Humanerrorhas been blamed for theaircrash.
  • Anything that goeswrongin theofficeis blamed on Pete.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Blaming & accusing
  • a bad workman blames his toolsidiom
  • accusatory
  • accuser
  • accusingly
  • alleged
  • allegedly
  • attribution
  • contributory negligence
  • denunciation
  • finger
  • incriminate
  • indict
  • lay
  • laysomethingatsomeone'sdooridiom
  • levelsomethingagainst/atsomeone
  • lightning conductor
  • McCarthyite
  • misattribute
  • nail
  • sacrificial lamb
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Idiom

a bad workman blames his tools
blame
noun[U]
uk
/bleɪm/us
/bleɪm/
B2
thesituationin whichpeoplesay orthinkthat someone or something did somethingwrongor isresponsiblefor somethingbadhappening:
责备；怪罪；归咎
Healthofficialsputthe blameforthediseaseon(= say that thereasonfor thediseaseis)poorhousingconditions.卫生官员们将该疾病的暴发归咎于恶劣的住房条件。
Theytriedtopin(= put)the blameforthekillingonaninnocentarmyofficer.他们试图将杀人罪推到一名无辜的军官身上。
Wewanttofindout whathappened, not toapportionblame(= to say someone or something waswrong).我们想要弄清事情的真相，而不是要去怪罪谁。
take the blame
If you take the blame for something, you say that you did it or that it isyourfault:
引咎；对…负责
If anything goeswrong, I'lltakethe blame.出了问题我负责。
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  • It is not thejobof theinvestigatingcommitteetoallocateblame for thedisaster.
  • Thereportassignedthe blame for theaccidenttoinadequatesafetyregulations.
  • She can'tacceptshe made amistakeand now she'stryingtolaythe blame on herassistant.
  • Iacceptmyportionof the blame.
  • Teachers cannot beexpectedtoshoulderall the blame forpoorexamresults.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Blaming & accusing
  • a bad workman blames his toolsidiom
  • accusatory
  • accuser
  • accusingly
  • alleged
  • allegedly
  • attribution
  • contributory negligence
  • denunciation
  • finger
  • incriminate
  • indict
  • lay
  • laysomethingatsomeone'sdooridiom
  • levelsomethingagainst/atsomeone
  • lightning conductor
  • McCarthyite
  • misattribute
  • nail
  • sacrificial lamb
See more results »
(Definition ofblamefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
blame
verb[T]
uk
/bleɪm/us
/bleɪm/
B1
to say orthinkthat someone or something did somethingwrongor isresponsiblefor somethingbadhappening
责备；责怪；归咎于
Don't blame me(= it is not myfault)if youmissthebus!如果你没赶上公车可别怪我！
Hugh blames hismotherforhislackofconfidence.休把自己缺乏自信心归咎于他的母亲。
Hugh blames hislackofconfidenceonhismother.休把自己缺乏自信心归咎于他的母亲。
I don't blamesb
C2
said inordertotellsomeone that youunderstandwhy they are doing something and that youagreewith thereasonfor doing it
我不会怪…；我理解…的心情
I don't blame himforgettingangry- she's being reallyannoying.我理解他生气的原因——她实在太烦人了。
"Idecidedtoleave." "I don't blame you!"“我决定离开。” “我理解。”
beto blame
C1
to be thereasonfor something thathappens
是…的原因
Thehotweatherispartlyto blameforthewatershortage.炎热的天气是缺水的原因之一。
More examples
  • It'stemptingto blametelevisionfor theincreaseincrime.
  • They blamedtheirdefeaton the media'sone-sidedreportingof theelectioncampaign.
  • She blamed me forpracticallyeverymistakein thereport.
  • Humanerrorhas been blamed for theaircrash.
  • Anything that goeswrongin theofficeis blamed on Pete.

Idiom

a bad workman blames his tools
blame
noun[U]
uk
/bleɪm/us
/bleɪm/
B2
thesituationin whichpeoplesay orthinkthat someone or something did somethingwrongor isresponsiblefor somethingbadhappening
责备；怪罪；归咎
Healthofficialsputthe blameforthediseaseon(= say that thereasonfor thediseaseis)poorhousingconditions.卫生官员们将该疾病的暴发归咎于恶劣的住房条件。
Theytriedtopin(= put)the blameforthekillingonaninnocentarmyofficer.他们试图将杀人罪推到一名无辜的军官身上。
Wewanttofindout whathappened, not toapportionblame(= to say someone or something waswrong).我们想要弄清事情的真相，而不是要去怪罪谁。
take the blame
If you take the blame for something, you say that you did it or that it isyourfault.
引咎；对…负责
If anything goeswrong, I'lltakethe blame.出了问题我负责。
More examples
  • It is not thejobof theinvestigatingcommitteetoallocateblame for thedisaster.
  • Thereportassignedthe blame for theaccidenttoinadequatesafetyregulations.
  • She can'tacceptshe made amistakeand now she'stryingtolaythe blame on herassistant.
  • Iacceptmyportionof the blame.
  • Teachers cannot beexpectedtoshoulderall the blame forpoorexamresults.

blame| American Dictionary

blame
verb[T]
us
/bleɪm/
to make someone or somethingresponsiblefor something:
You can’t blame thegovernmentfor allyourtroubles.
youdon’t blamesomeone
If you don’t blame someone for something, youunderstandandacceptthat person'sreasonsfor it:
I don't blame her for notsupportingthefinalbudgetagreement.

blame

noun[U]us
/bleɪm/
He put the blame on everyone but himself.
(Definition ofblamefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofblame

blame
At one level, political literature and popular ballads blamed defeat on poor strategic judgement and the administration's skewed continental priorities.
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As we have seen, the report blamed parents for the state of the evacuees' footwear and clothing, and recommended needlework classes in schools.
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There were also those who always blamed others for their plights.
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Others blamed the government for failing to extend the 75 service.
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If a person cannot properly be blamed for what she has done, then this fact makes condemnation inappropriate.
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The inconclusive nature of the judicial reforms can be blamed on the internal workings of the administration.
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As discussed above, historically it has been women who have been blamed for infer tility, regardless of whether the medical problem actually resides with them.
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In other cases, overexposure to contemporary society was blamed or mystical explanations appealed to.
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The government accused these groups of being corrupt and inefficient producers, and blamed them for the high meat prices in the urban markets.
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The woman blamed the hairdresser with the apprentices who was smiling all the time.
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All of the participants were asked whom or what they blamed most for the trauma.
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The member state concerned cannot evade its responsibility by blaming private actors or sub-national public authorities.
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Thus, drought, one of the greatest natural disasters intermittently confronting the nation, was blamed on political conflicts within the royal family.
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Politicians and academics were publicly blamed for overlooking local interests.
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Are we "blaming" brain chemistry for mental illness?
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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