finger of blame Idiom

be to blame

be responsible for something bad or unfortunate He

dad-blamed

damned, darn, dingbusted The dad-blamed fishing line is tangled! It's in knots!

lay the blame

blame, say who is at fault When he fails a test, his mom lays the blame on the teacher.

shoulder the blame

accept the blame, take the rap The managers agreed to shoulder the blame for the error? Sure.

take the blame

receive the blame, accept the blame, take the rap Sometimes innocent people offer to take the blame for crimes.

to blame

at fault, guilty Who's to blame for starting the fire? Who did it?

blame on

place the guilt for（sih．wrong）on （sb．）；lay the blame on把责任推到（某人）身上
Don't blame it on him，but on me．别怪他，怪我。
He blame his failure on the teacher．他把他的失败归咎于老师。

put the blame on

Idiom(s): put the blame on sb/sth AND lay/place the blame on sb/sth

Theme: BLAME

to blame someone or something.
• Don't put the blame on me. I didn't do it.
• We'll have to place the blame for the damage on the storm.

lay/place the blame on

A bad workman blames his tools.

Blaming the tools for bad workmanship is an excuse for lack of skill.

the feel of blame

The arch accusation of accepting done article wrong. Most generally followed by "points at (someone or something)." According to contempo polls, the feel of accusation is pointing absolutely at the admiral for the contempo bread-and-butter downturn. We charge be accurate not to abode the feel of accusation on anyone at this stage, as we don't accept any facts or affirmation yet.Learn more: blame, finger, of

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