blamed

• Se usa para expresar irritación o enojo, a menudo como un maldecir suave o intensificador; también puede significar 'culpado' en el sentido de ser responsable de algo malo.

Used to express annoyance or anger, often as a mild expletive or intensifier.

1. B1formal

   Being the person or thing that is held responsible for something bad.

   culpado / considerado responsable

   • The blamed employee was asked to explain the error.
   • The blamed driver was found at fault for the accident.
   • The blamed party refused to accept responsibility.

   Sinónimosaccusedat faultculpableguiltyresponsible

   Antónimosabsolvedacquittedclearedexoneratedvindicated

2. Used as an intensifierB2informalamerican

   Used informally to express annoyance or emphasis.

   maldito (como intensificador)

   • I can't find my blamed keys anywhere.
   • That blamed dog keeps barking all night.
   • Where is the blamed remote control?

   Sinónimosaccursedconfoundedcusseddamneddarnedinfernalwretched

• Verbo que expresa la acción de considerar a alguien o algo responsable de un error, falta o daño, a menudo con la intención de señalar la culpa o reprochar.

A verb used to express the act of holding someone or something responsible for a fault or wrong.

1. Hold responsibleA2formal

   To consider someone or something responsible for a fault or problem.

   culpar

   • She blamed him for the accident.
   • Don't blame yourself for what happened.
   • The manager blamed the team for the project's failure.

   Sinónimosaccuseascribeattributecensurechargecondemnfault

   Antónimoscommendcreditpraise

2. Assign faultA2formal

   To say that someone or something is the cause of something bad.

   culpar

   • They blamed the weather for the delay.
   • He blamed his poor grades on lack of sleep.
   • The driver blamed the other car for the collision.

   Sinónimosaccusecensurecondemncriticizedenouncefaultimputeincriminatereproach

   Antónimoscommendcreditpraise