Blame
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British pronunciation/blˈe‍ɪm/
American pronunciation/ˈbɫeɪm/

Définition et Signification de "blame"

to blame
01

accuser

to say or feel that someone or something is responsible for a mistake or problem
Transitive: to blame sb/sth | to blame sb/sth for a mistake or problem
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The teacher decided to blame the entire class for the disruption, even though only a few students were involved.
Le professeur a décidé d'accuser toute la classe pour la perturbation, même si seuls quelques élèves étaient impliqués.
The parents were quick to blame the school when their child's grades dropped, overlooking the child's lack of effort.
Les parents étaient rapides à blâmer l'école lorsque les notes de leur enfant ont baissé, négligeant le manque d'effort de l'enfant.
02

blâmer, critiquer

to critique or find fault with something or someone
Transitive: to blame sth
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The literary critic blamed the novel for its shallow character development and predictable plot twists.
Critics have blamed the novel's lack of originality.
03

blâmer, reprocher

to attribute responsibility or fault for a negative outcome or situation to a person, group, or thing
Transitive: to blame a fault or shortcoming on sth
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The CEO blamed the recent decline in profits on poor market conditions and increased competition.
The coach blamed the team's loss on lack of effort and discipline during training.
Blame
01

culpabilité, blâme

responsibility or fault attributed to someone for a mistake, wrongdoing, or undesirable outcome
blame definition and meaning
02

blâme, reproche

a reproach for some lapse or misdeed
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