blamed如何读

英:['bleɪmd]

美:['bleɪmd]

blamed是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. <美俚>该死的,混蛋的
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  1. 动词blame的过去式和过去分词
adv. (副词)
  1. <口>非常地,极其地,极度地,极端地

blamed词根

词根:blame

adj.

blameless 清白的;无可责备的;无过失的

blamable 可责备的;有过失的

blameable 有过失的;该责备的

blameful 应受责备的;该受谴责的

blameworthy 应受谴责的;该受责备的

adv.

blamelessly 无过失地;无可责难地

n.

blame 责备;责任;过失

vt.

blame 责备;归咎于

blamed英英释义

verb

transitive verb

to find fault with : censure

the right to praise or blame a literary work

to hold responsible

they blame me for everything

to place responsibility for

blames it on me

noun

an expression of disapproval or reproach : censure

… saying nothing … either in the way of blame or praise.—R. L. Stevenson

a state of being blameworthy : culpability

… acknowledge the world as a world of common blame,—Muriel Rukeyser

archaic fault, sin

responsibility for something believed to deserve censure

they must share the blame

blamed词组

be blamed for因…被责备

blamed词源中文解释

"confoundedly" 1833年出现,后来也用作形容词(1840年),源自 blame(动词)的过去分词,作为“可怕的 damn 一词的委婉回避。” [巴特利特,《美国俚语词典》,1848年]。

This adjective 'blamed' is the virtuous oath by which simple people, who are improving their habits, cure themselves of a stronger epithet. [Edward Everett Hale, "If, Yes, and Perhaps," 1868]
这个形容词“blamed”是简单人民用来改善自己习惯的道德誓言,用来治愈更强的词语。[爱德华·埃弗雷特·黑尔,《如果,是的,也许》,1868年]

1837年还有 blamenation 作为感叹词。诅咒语“blame me”可追溯至1830年。

blamed词源英文解释

Verb and Noun Middle English, from Anglo-French blamer, blasmer, from Late Latin blasphemare to blaspheme, from Greek blasphēmein

The first known use of blame was in the 13th century

blamed儿童词典英英释义

blanchverb

to take the color out of : bleach

to scald in order to remove the skin from or whiten

blanch almonds

to become white or pale

blanchverb

to take the color out of : bleach

to scald in order to remove the skin from or whiten

blanch almonds

to become white or pale

blame1 of 2verb

to find fault with : censure

to hold responsible

blame them for everything

to place responsibility for

blames it on me

blame2 of 2noun

expression of disapproval

receive both blame and praise

responsibility for something that fails : fault

take the blame for the defeat

blameworthyadjective

deserving blame

blame1 of 2verb

to find fault with : censure

to hold responsible

blame them for everything

to place responsibility for

blames it on me

blame2 of 2noun

expression of disapproval

receive both blame and praise

responsibility for something that fails : fault

take the blame for the defeat

blame1 of 2verb

to find fault with : censure

to hold responsible

blame them for everything

to place responsibility for

blames it on me

blame2 of 2noun

expression of disapproval

receive both blame and praise

responsibility for something that fails : fault

take the blame for the defeat

blame1 of 2verb

to find fault with : censure

to hold responsible

blame them for everything

to place responsibility for

blames it on me

blame2 of 2noun

expression of disapproval

receive both blame and praise

responsibility for something that fails : fault

take the blame for the defeat

blamed 例句

1 Tyler and his friend Bobby made it very clear that they blamed her for Jack’s abdication of duty.

2 Had he blamed me for what had happened?

3 I wasn’t about to stick around and get blamed for starting the fight, so I pulled myself up and ran.

4 After her stretch in jail, most folks would not have blamed Fannie if she gave up fighting for poor workers.

5 But perhaps more than anything else, they blamed blacks for their predicament.

6 From my earliest memory, it was clear my brother blamed me for the tension that always seemed to exist between our parents.

7 I drink the odd pint of milk and leave the bottle so that the milkman won’t be blamed for not delivering.

8 The conductor is blamed for the accident.

售票员因此次意外事故而受到指责.

9 Her eyes stung, but she blamed it on the fierce wind and blinked away the dampness.

10 They blamed themselves for losing the new feeling; they never talked about it, but they blamed themselves just like they blamed themselves for losing the land the white people took.

11 For her part, Cora blamed the people who wrote it down.

12 They blamed them and the Soviets for dividing the country into North and South.

13 It blamed the people of Swat for allowing the Taliban to take control of our homeland.

14 If the prison label imposed on them can be blamed on their culture, poor work ethic, or even their families, then society is absolved of responsibility to do anything about their condition.

15 The proportional representation system was widely blamed for two inconclusive election results and a year of political stalemate.

两次无结果的选举和一年的政治僵局使得比例代表制受到广泛地指责。

16 “Then it’s all a sham. You were only being blamed for what someone else did.”

17 Leo could have lied and blamed that stupid Roman, but he didn’t want to make a bad situation worse.

18 I have constantly blamed myself for the death of my grandmother.

19 “He was a tiger. When the elephants came to power, their followers went on a rampage, knocking the heads from the statues of those they blamed for all the wars and deaths.”

20 They blamed the Root Woman for this birth and they told her to leave the village before dark.

blamed 同义词

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blamed 短语相关

lay the blame/responsibility on not blame pin the blame on the finger of blame/suspicion lay the blame for (something) at someone's door to blame blame/shoot the messenger apportion blame take the blame have (only) oneself to blame

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