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noun* * *at·tribu·tionnthe \attribution of this painting to Picasso has never been questioned dass man dieses Bild Picasso zuschreibt, ist nie in Zweifel gezogen worden* * *["trI'bjuːSən]n1) no plthe attribution of this play to Shakespeare — (die Tatsache,) dass man Shakespeare dieses Schauspiel zuschreibt
the attribution of the accident to mechanical failure — (die Tatsache,) dass man den Unfall auf mechanisches Versagen zurückführt
* * *attribution [ˌætrıˈbjuːʃn] s1. scholars do not agree about the attribution of this quotation to Shakespeare die Gelehrten sind sich nicht darüber einig, ob dieses Zitat Shakespeare zugeschrieben werden kann2. Zurückführung f (to auf akk)3. obs zuerkanntes Recht, (erteilte) Befugnis* * *noun* * *n.Beilegung f.Zuschreibung f.
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