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1 impute
{im'pju:t}
1. приписвам, отдавам, обяснявам (to)
they IMPUTEd the accident to the driver's carelessness отдадоха злополуката на небрежността на водача
2. вменявам във вина/грях (to на)
the action IMPUTEd to him постъпката, която му се вменява във вина* * *{im'pju:t} v 1. приписвам, отдавам, обяснявам (to); they imputed th* * *приписвам;* * *1. the action imputed to him постъпката, която му се вменява във вина 2. they imputed the accident to the driver's carelessness отдадоха злополуката на небрежността на водача 3. вменявам във вина/грях (to на) 4. приписвам, отдавам, обяснявам (to)* * *impute[im´pju:t] v 1. приписвам, прехвърлям върху, придавам, отдавам, обяснявам (to); 2. вменявам във вина, грях.
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