blamed

UK
/bleɪmd/
US
/bleɪmd/
blameverb

blamed

Past Simple

blamed
Past Simple
blamed
Past Participle
blaming
Gerund
UK
/bleɪm/
US
/bleɪm/
Traductions
blâmerSens général : attribuer une faute ou un tort à quelqu'un.
She blamed him for the accident.
Elle l'a blâmé pour l'accident.
Traductions supplémentaires
imputer àS'emploie quand on attribue une conséquence, un résultat ou une situation à une cause.
Définitions
To assign responsibility for a fault or wrong.
She blamed him for the accident.
To hold someone or something responsible for a particular outcome or situation.
The manager blamed the poor sales on the economic downturn.
blamenoun
Définitions
Responsibility for a fault or wrong.
The blame for the accident was placed on the driver who ran the red light.
The act of assigning responsibility for a fault or wrong.
In the meeting, there was a lot of blame going around, but no solutions were proposed.
Criticism, censure, or reproach directed at someone.
He accepted the news without a word of blame.
blameadjective
Définitions
Attributive, relating to apportioning responsibility for a fault or wrong.
The organization suffered from a blame culture that discouraged innovation.