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Significats de blaming en anglès

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Act of censuring, holding responsible, making negative statements about an individual or group.

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Ús de blaming en anglès
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The reality is slightly more complicated than simply blaming the supermarkets, however.
News.com.au
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Stop blaming me; I shall not listen to a word of blame.
The Arabian Nights: Tales of 1,001 Nights. Vol. 1
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Wellington consumers are also getting letters blaming price increases on lines companies.
Radio NZ
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And blaming our deteriorating economic circumstances solely on outside events is disingenuous.
The South African
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Stop blaming parents and children for your own shortcomings, the educator said.
Jamaica Observer
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Each side is blaming the other for the crisis in the North.
The Irish Times
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For the past 30 years, feminists have been challenging these victim-blaming views.
Feminist dot com
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The Laura Fergusson Rehabilitation in Greenlane closed in August blaming financial problems.
Radio NZ
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Unfortunately, blaming you might be the story he continues to run with.
News.com.au
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Aim to share your experience with your partner -without blaming him.
News.com.au
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Tories joined with Whigs in blaming the conduct of the daring priest.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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Always taking my side, blaming his negative perceptions on the Capitol's torture.
Mockingjay
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In January, the governor of Farah resigned, blaming political interference and corruption.
Reuters
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I guarantee you Kelsey's in the interrogation room right now, blaming me.
Ruthless
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John, in energetically blaming Antipas, was the echo of the general feeling.
The Life of Jesus
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Alas the culture of blaming somebody else is strong in our society.
The Irish Times
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Translations for blaming
espanyol
culpa
Blaming a través del temps
Blaming per variant geogràfica
Nova Zelanda
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Austràlia
Comú
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