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Engels Synoniemen: Meer gegevens...
- blaming:
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blame:
- accuse; blame; reproach; reprimand; hold against; rebuke; discredit; harbour a grudge; rancour; bear a grudge; blame someone of; bear malice; rancor; hold it against s.o.; remove; resent; warn; admonish; denounce; reprove; decry; castigate; exhort; scarify; charge; fault; pick; find fault
- reproach; blame; reproof; fault; reprimand; rap; incrimination; inculpation
- blame; censure
Engels
Uitgebreide synoniemen voor blaming in het Engels
blaming:
Verwante woorden van "blaming":
blame:
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to blame
to accuse; to blame; to reproach; to reprimand; hold against; to rebuke; to discredit-
hold against werkwoord
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to blame
to blame; to reprimand; to discredit; to reproach; to harbour a grudge; to rebuke; to rancour; to bear a grudge; blame someone of; to bear malice; rancor-
blame someone of werkwoord
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to blame
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to blame
hold it against s.o.; to blame; to reprimand; to reproach; to rebuke; to remove; to resent-
hold it against s.o. werkwoord
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to blame
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to blame
– attribute responsibility to 1 -
to blame
– put or pin the blame on 1 -
to blame
– harass with constant criticism 1
Conjugations for blame:
present
- blame
- blame
- blames
- blame
- blame
- blame
simple past
- blamed
- blamed
- blamed
- blamed
- blamed
- blamed
present perfect
- have blamed
- have blamed
- has blamed
- have blamed
- have blamed
- have blamed
past continuous
- was blaming
- were blaming
- was blaming
- were blaming
- were blaming
- were blaming
future
- shall blame
- will blame
- will blame
- shall blame
- will blame
- will blame
continuous present
- am blaming
- are blaming
- is blaming
- are blaming
- are blaming
- are blaming
subjunctive
- be blamed
- be blamed
- be blamed
- be blamed
- be blamed
- be blamed
diverse
- blame!
- let's blame!
- blamed
- blaming
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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the blame
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the blame
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the blame
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the blame
– a reproach for some lapse or misdeed 1 -
the blame
– an accusation that you are responsible for some lapse or misdeed 1the blame; the incrimination; the inculpation– an accusation that you are responsible for some lapse or misdeed 1