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| | to say or think that someone or something is responsible for an accident , problem , or bad situation 责备；指责；归咎于 | If it all goes wrong, don’ t blame me. 如果失败了，别怪我。 | | Crime is a complex issue – we can’ t simply blame poverty and unemployment. 犯罪是个复杂的问题，我们不能简单地归咎于贫困和失业。 | | blame sth on You can’ t blame all your problems on your working class background. 你不能把你所有的问题归咎于你的工人阶级出身。 | | blame sb/sth for sth Organizers blame the weather for the low turnout. 组织者把到场人数少归咎于天气。 | | be to blame (for) The hospital has launched an inquiry to find out who was to blame for the mistake. 医院开始调查谁应对这个过失承担责任。 | |
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| - | I don’ t blame you/him/her/them spoken
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| used for saying you understand why someone did something or feels a particular way |
| 我不怪你/他/她/他们 |
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| ‘Then I told him to leave.’ ‘I don’ t blame you!’ “然后我叫他离开。”“我不怪你！” |
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| - | you have only (got) yourself to blame
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| to say or think that someone or something is responsible for an accident , problem , or bad situation |
| 只能怪你自己 |
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| He’ s only got himself to blame if no one will talk to him. 如果没有人愿意跟他讲话，那只能怪他自己。 |
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