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1 guilt
nto attribute the guilt to smb — приписывать вину кому-л.
to cast guilt on smb — бросать подозрение на кого-л.
to confess one's guilt — признавать себя виновным
to establish smb's guilt — устанавливать чью-л. вину
to expiate one's guilt — раскаиваться в своей вине
to make a public admission of one's guilt — публично признавать свою вину
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2 blame
1. n порицание, упрёк2. n вина, ответственностьto bear the blame — нести ответственность; принять на себя вину
3. v обвинять, порицать; винитьshe blamed herself for having committed an error — она винила себя в том, что совершила ошибку
Синонимический ряд:1. condemnation (noun) censure; condemnation; criticism; denunciation; opprobrium; reprehension; reproach; reprobation; reproof2. culpability (noun) accountability; burden; culpability; fault; guilt; liability; misdeed; onus; responsibility; shortcoming3. ascribe (verb) ascribe; attribute; charge; credit; impute4. censure (verb) accuse; censure; condemn; criticise; denounce; fault; indict; rebuke; reproach5. criticize (verb) criticize; cut up; denunciate; knock; pan; rap; reprehend; reprobate; skin6. place (verb) affix; assign; fasten; fix; pin on; place; saddleАнтонимический ряд:absolution; applaud; approve; clear; commend; credit; encourage; exalt; exculpate; exonerate; exoneration; honor; honour; laud; praise; vindicate
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