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Significados de blame en inglés

catalán
inculpació

An accusation that you are responsible for some lapse or misdeed.

inculpació
portugués
acusar
español
culpar

Harass with constant criticism.

culpar
portugués
culpa
catalán
culpa
español
culpa

A reproach for some lapse or misdeed.

culpa
catalán
mancar

Put or pin the blame on.

mancar
Uso de blame en inglés
1
It is far too easy to blame 'special events' for curbing growth.
The Irish Times
2
Protesters blame a corrupt political system that shares power among sectarian parties.
Reuters
3
Wherever the attacks were launched, however, they believe Iran is to blame.
Reuters
4
I don't know whether the word 'blame' is appropriate in this context.
Physics and Beyond: Encounters and Conversations
5
Yet others pin the blame on how the crisis has been managed.
Reuters
6
It means, 'Do not blame others for problems you have created yourself.'
Second glance
7
Fighting corruption It's tough to blame Cyril for these trying times, however.
The South African
8
In truth Mr Putin has mostly himself to blame for this crisis.
The Irish Times
9
On this point, at least, the United Nations must share some blame.
This child will be great
10
Auto executives also blame a fading interest in cars among young Japanese.
Reuters
11
The Japanese manufacturers must accept much of the blame in this regard.
The Irish Times
12
Local artisanal mining communities blame the government for not regulating the sector.
BBC
13
Judge Barr placed the primary blame for this abuse on the State.
The Irish Times
14
Opinion - At least the New Zealand Warriors can't blame travel anymore.
Radio NZ
15
Rauner and Democrats continued to blame each other for the budget crisis.
Reuters
16
The whole idea was mine; I shoulder the blame of it all.
The Imaginary Marriage
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Translations for blame
Blame a través del tiempo
Blame por variante geográfica
Australia
Común
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Reino Unido
Común
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