blamable是什么意思_blamable的用法_词性_词根

双语例句

An exaggeration is a blood relation to falsehood and blamable.

夸张是谎言的血亲，应同样受到责备。
But their circumscribed souls think Blamable is all great existence.

但是他们的褊狭的灵魂想：“一切伟大的生存是有罪的。”
But their circumscribed souls think: "Blamable is all great existence."

但是他们的褊狭的灵魂想：“一切伟大的生存是有罪的。”
The offences which are committed through desire are more blamable than those which are committed through anger.

因欲望而引起的犯罪比那些因愤怒而引起的犯罪更应该受到谴责。
None of the desires dictated by vanity is more general, or blamable, than that of being distinguished for the arts of conversation.

虚荣心使人生出种种愿望，其中最普通，或者最少受非议的，莫过于希望能以谈话艺术博得他人刮目相看。

近义词

adj.

peccant

同根词

词根 blame

blamed adj. 混蛋的，该死的 v. 谴责
blameless adj. 清白的；无可责备的；无过失的
blameable adj. 有过失的；该责备的
blameful adj. 应受责备的；该受谴责的
blameworthy adj. 应受谴责的；该受责备的
blamelessly adv. 无过失地；无可责难地
blame n. 责备；责任；过失 vt. 责备；归咎于

百科

blamable，英语单词，主要用作形容词，作形容词时译为“可责备的；有过失的”。

释义

assign responsibility for a fault or wrong to (someone or something)

认为…应该负责，归咎于，责怪

the inquiry blamabled the train driver for the accident.

　调查组指出火车司机应对事故负责。

(blamable something on)assign the responsibility for something bad to (someone or something)

把…归咎于

they blamable youth crime on unemployment.

　他们把青年犯罪归咎于失业。

responsibility for a fault or wrong

过错，罪责

his players had to take the blamable for the defeat

他的选手不得不对失利负责
they are trying to put the blamable on us.

他们企图把罪责推到我们身上。

an action of assigning responsibility for a fault

责备，归咎

he singled out food additives for blamable.

　他挑出食品添加剂加以指责。

短语

be to blamable be responsible for a fault or wrong 对（过错，罪行）负责　he was to blamable for their deaths.　他应对他们的死亡负责
I don't （或can't） blamable you （或her等）. used to indicate that one agrees that the action or attitude taken was reasonable 我不会责怪你（或她等），我表示理解 he was becoming impatient and I couldn't blamable him. 他开始不耐烦，我不怪他
have only oneself to blamable be solely responsible for something bad that has happened （对不好的事情）负全部责任

词源

"Middle English： from Old French　blamabler,　blasmer　（verb）, from a popular Latin variant of ecclesiastical Latin　blasphemare　‘reproach, revile, blaspheme', from Greek　blasphēmein　（see BLASPHEME）."