English to Spanish Meaning of blame - culpa

Blame :

culpa

noun

culpa, condenación, reproche, calumnia, oprobio, censura, defecto, abuso, difamación, desdén, mala fama, teta, metedura de pata, pecado, crimen, acusación, reprensión

verb

lección, arremeter contra, culpa, blasfemar, condenar, difamar, calumnia, calumniar, apuñalar con la mirada, denunciar, desmontar, vilipendiar, murmurar, reprendo, reproche, reprender, censura, acusar, desacreditar, rocín, carpa, incriminar, amonestar, quejar

Blame :: culpaBlameable :: censurableBlamed :: culpadaBlameless :: inocenteBlames :: culpaBlaming :: culpando

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Definitions of blame in English

Noun(1) an accusation that you are responsible for some lapse or misdeed(2) a reproach for some lapse or misdeed
Verb(1) put or pin the blame on(2) harass with constant criticism(3) attribute responsibility to
Adjective(1) expletives used informally as intensifiers, or blessed or darned or goddamned, or goddam or goddamned

Examples of blame in English

(1) It tried to put the blame on to the United Nations for not providing air support.(2) Nobody else interfered, there is no one else to take the blame from him.(3) She was also setting him up to take the blame for a fraud at the firm where she worked.(4) A lot of blame for the whole situation must be laid at the door of the parents of these young hooligans.(5) This statement could have at least two possible meanings, both of which exonerate the speaker of any blame .(6) For many reasons, the water leak persisted with no-one ready to accept blame .(7) The company's spindoctors are now working overtime to put the blame on everyone but themselves.(8) his players had to take the blame(9) It is impossible to solve the safety problems when no one will take the blame for what has happened.(10) He says a lot of people have to share the blame for what went wrong - including the government.(11) If the athletes have to take the blame for when they lose, shouldn't they get the rewards when they win?(12) The author hereby absolves herself of all knowledge, responsibility and blame .(13) The county was upset and those in charge, as ever, carried the burden of blame .(14) Management must, however, be big enough to take the blame for this error in judgment.(15) I also blame the situation on a lack of screening at the hospital.(16) They were always trying to put the blame on anyone but themselves for what happened.

Related Phrases of blame

(1) to blame ::

culpar

(2) blame for ::

culpable de

(3) blame on ::

culpar

(4) take the blame ::

asumir la culpa

(5) put the blame on ::

culpar a

(6) blame game ::

juego de la culpa

(7) be to blame ::

ser el culpable

(8) put the blame ::

echar la culpa

(9) without blame ::

sin mancha

Related Phrases of blame

(1) to blame ::

culpar

(2) blame for ::

culpable de

(3) blame on ::

culpar

(4) take the blame ::

asumir la culpa

(5) put the blame on ::

culpar a

(6) blame game ::

juego de la culpa

(7) be to blame ::

ser el culpable

(8) put the blame ::

echar la culpa

(9) without blame ::

sin mancha

Synonyms

Noun

1. responsibility ::

responsabilidad

2. rap ::

rap

Verb

4. hold responsible ::

tener la responsibilidad

5. ascribe to ::

atribuido a

6. fault ::

culpa

7. charge ::

cargar

8. find fault ::

encontrar fallas

Adjective

9. blasted ::

maldito

Antonyms

1. laud ::

alabar

2. praise ::

alabanza

Different Forms

blame, blameable, blamed, blameless, blames, blaming

Word Example from TV Shows

Don't BLAME the party!

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 11

$But it’s sometimes used\Nto take the blame off you,$

But it’s sometimes used
to take the BLAME off you,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

no one would BLAME you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 1

So you would BLAME the bakers?

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

You cannot BLAME yourself for fate.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 7

Examples of blame from TV Shows

Don't BLAME the party!

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 11

$But it’s sometimes used\Nto take the blame off you,$

But it’s sometimes used
to take the BLAME off you,

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 11

no one would BLAME you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 1

So you would BLAME the bakers?

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

You cannot BLAME yourself for fate.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 7

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