blamed

• Adjectif utilisé pour exprimer l'agacement ou la colère, souvent comme juron atténué ou pour renforcer un propos en désignant quelque chose ou quelqu'un comme responsable ou fâcheux.

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.

   tenu pour 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.

   Synonymesaccusedat faultculpableguiltyresponsible

   Antonymesabsolvedacquittedclearedexoneratedvindicated

2. Used as an intensifierB2informalamerican

   Used informally to express annoyance or emphasis.

   sacré (intensifieur familier)

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

   Synonymesaccursedconfoundedcusseddamneddarnedinfernalwretched

• Verbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de considérer quelqu'un ou quelque chose comme responsable d'une faute ou d'une erreur, ou de lui reprocher cette faute.

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.

   Tenir pour responsable

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

   Synonymesaccuseascribeattributecensurechargecondemnfault

   Antonymescommendcreditpraise

2. Assign faultA2formal

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

   blâmer, attribuer la faute

   • 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.

   Synonymesaccusecensurecondemncriticizedenouncefaultimputeincriminatereproach

   Antonymescommendcreditpraise