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1 incolpare
blame* * *incolpare v.tr. to accuse, to charge; to blame: fu incolpato di omicidio, he was charged with murder (o they accused him of murder); non incolpare la sfortuna dei tuoi guai, don't blame your problems on bad luck.◘ incolparsi v.rifl. to blame oneself (for sthg.): si incolpava del fallimento della ditta, he blamed himself for the bankruptcy of the firm; continuò ad incolpare (per quanto era accaduto) tutta la vita, he continued to blame himself (for what had happened) all his life.* * *[inkol'pare] 1.verbo transitivo to blame, to put* the blame on; dir. to accuse, to charge2.) — to blame each other
* * *incolpare/inkol'pare/ [1]to blame, to put* the blame on; dir. to accuse, to chargeII incolparsi verbo pronominaleto blame oneself; (a vicenda) to blame each other. -
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4 Vorwurf
m1. reproach; (Beschuldigung) accusation; stiller / versteckter Vorwurf silent / concealed reproach; jemandem Vorwürfe machen reproach s.o. ( wegen for); jemandem den Vorwurf machen zu schummeln etc. accuse s.o. of cheating etc.; sich (Dat) Vorwürfe machen reproach o.s., blame o.s.; alle Vorwürfe gegen meine Person etc. all accusations made against me etc.* * *der Vorwurfreproach; accusation; upbraiding* * *Vor|wurfm1) reproach; (= Beschuldigung) accusationman machte ihm den Vórwurf der Bestechlichkeit — he was accused of being open to bribery
jdm/sich große Vorwürfe machen, dass... — to reproach sb/oneself for...
jdm etw zum Vórwurf machen — to reproach sb with sth
2) (= Vorlage) subject* * *((an) act of reproaching: a look of reproach; He didn't deserve that reproach from you.) reproach* * *Vor·wurf<-[e]s, Vorwürfe>m (anklagende Vorhaltung) reproachjdm zum \Vorwurf machen, etw getan zu haben to reproach [or blame] sb for having done sth, to hold it against sb that he/she did sth* * *der reproach; (Beschuldigung) accusationjemandem [wegen etwas] einen Vorwurf/Vorwürfe machen — reproach somebody [for something]
sich (Dat.) [wegen etwas] Vorwürfe machen — reproach or blame oneself [for something]
* * *Vorwurf m1. reproach; (Beschuldigung) accusation;stiller/versteckter Vorwurf silent/concealed reproach;jemandem Vorwürfe machen reproach sb (wegen for);sich (dat)Vorwürfe machen reproach o.s., blame o.s.;* * *der reproach; (Beschuldigung) accusationjemandem [wegen etwas] einen Vorwurf/Vorwürfe machen — reproach somebody [for something]
sich (Dat.) [wegen etwas] Vorwürfe machen — reproach or blame oneself [for something]
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5 SAKA
I)(að), v. to do harm, scathe (jarl kvað þat ekki s. mundu); impers., hvat sem at var gört, sakaði hann (acc.) ekki, no matter what they did, no harm came to him; recipr., at vér skylim sjálfir um sakast, that we should injure one another.(að), v. to blame, find fault with; s. sik um e-t, to blame oneself for (ekki mun tjá at s. sik um orðinn hlut); recipr., sakast um e-t, to blame one another for a thing; s. sáryrðum, to bandy cutting words.* * *að, [sök; Ulf. sakan = μάχεσθαι, ἐπιτιμαν, ga-sakan = ἐλέγχειν, A. S. sacan; cp. sókn, sækja, sekr]:—prop. ‘to fight,’ which remains in Hom. 30.2. to blame, find fault with; saka sik um e-t, to blame oneself for a thing, Nj. 20, Fms. xi. 2; sakask um e-t, to blame one another, Fb. ii. 25, Al. 81; Þorvaldr lét ekki tjóa at sakask um verkit, Glúm. 374; cp. the saying, tjáir ekki að sakast um orðinn hlut, no use to cry over spilt milk; sakask við e-n, to throw the blame on, to scold, Mart. 121; sakask sáryrðum, to come to words, Ls. 5.3. part. sakaðr, charged, accused, Gþl. 548: in the phrase, sakaðr ok sifjaðr, foe and friend, 14, 67, 547: convicted, guilty, Fms. ix. 427.II. to hurt, harm, scathe; þér skal ekki saka, Nj. 53; jarl kvað þat ekki saka mundu, Orkn. 408: impers., sakaði hann (acc.) ekki, Fms. i. 104; Skúta sakaði ekki, Rd. 295: sakaðr, hurt, wounded, Sturl. iii. 267; var ekki borð sakat (damaged) í skipi þeirra, Ld. 76; mun ek göra ráð fyrir svá at ekki saki til, Fms. i. 189; Ólafr kvað ekki til mundu saka, Ld. 76.2. recipr., eigi hygg ek okkr myni úlfa dæmi, at vér skylim sjálfir um sakask, that we should destroy one another like wolves, Hom. 30. -
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7 culparse por
v.to blame oneself of, to blame oneself about, to blame oneself for. -
8 jishtaki
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jishtaki[English Word] accuse oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Word] mashtaka N------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jishtaki[English Word] blame oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Word] mashtaka N------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jishtaki[English Word] accuse oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Swahili Definition] kujilalamikia wewe mwenyewe kuhusu kitendo ulichotenda------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jishtaki[English Word] blame oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Swahili Definition] kujilalamikia wewe mwenyewe kuhusu kitendo ulichotenda[Swahili Example] Alimshtaki[English Example] (s)he blamed him/her------------------------------------------------------------ -
9 казниться
несовер.; разг.
возвр. blame oneself (bitterly); torment oneself (угрызениями совести); suffer acute remorse* * *blame oneself; torment oneself* * *painplague -
10 wi|nić
impf Ⅰ vt to blame (za coś a. o coś for sth)- za wszystko winił lekarzy he blamed the doctors for everything, he blamed it all on the doctors- winić posłańca za to, że przynosi złe wieści to blame the messenger (for bringing bad news)- możesz winić tylko siebie you only have yourself to blame, you can’t blame anyone but yourselfⅡ winić się 1. (samego siebie) to blame oneself (za coś for sth)- nie wiń się o to don’t blame a. you shouldn’t blame yourself (for that)2. (jeden drugiego) to blame each other a. one another- winili się wzajemnie za opóźnienie they blamed each other for the delayThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > wi|nić
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11 sich
Pron.1. refl.: oneself, yourself; 3. Person Sg.: himself, herself, itself; Pl. themselves2. nach Präp.: meist him, her, it, Pl. them; das Haus an sich the house itself; an ( und für) sich actually; (genau genommen) strictly speaking; (wenn man sich das überlegt) when you think about it; das ist eine Sache für sich that’s a separate matter; sie haben kein Geld bei sich (Dat) with ( oder on) them; sie blickte um sich she looked around (her); hat er die Tür hinter sich (Dat) zugemacht? did he shut the door behind him?; vor sich (Dat) sah er in front of him he saw; von sich (Dat) aus of one’s own accord, off one’s own bat umg.; er hat es von sich (Dat) aus getan auch nobody prompted him; er lud sie zu sich (Dat) ein he invited them to his house; etwas an sich (Dat) haben fig. have a special quality; nicht ganz bei sich (Dat) sein be not quite with it; wieder zu sich (Dat) kommen regain consciousness, come round; dieser Wein / Fall hat es in sich this wine / case is quite something3. mit refl. Verben: oft unübersetzt; (einander) each other, one another; sie kennen sich they know each other; wann habt ihr euch kennen gelernt? when did you get to know one another?, when did you (two) meet?; sie treffen sich regelmäßig they meet (up) regularly; er kämpfte sich durch die Menge he fought his way through the crowd; man muss sich im Klaren darüber sein, dass... you’ve got to be aware of the fact that...; da täuschst du dich you’re wrong ( oder mistaken) there; sich (Dat) die Hände waschen wash one’s hands; er putzte sich (Dat) die Zähne und rasierte sich he brushed his teeth and shaved; sich freuen / schämen / wundern be glad / ashamed / astonished; es stellt sich die Frage, ob... the question arises whether...; sich selbst um etw. kümmern look after s.th. o.s.; jeder stellt sich selbst vor everyone introduces himself; auf I 15, für I 12, 13 etc.* * *themselves (3. Person Pl.); herself (3. Person Sing. feminin); oneself ( indefinit); itself (3. Person Sing. neutrum); yourselves (2. Person Pl.); himself (3. Person Sing. maskulin); yourself (Höflichkeitsform Pl.); yourself (Höflichkeitsform Sing.)* * *sịch [zɪç]refl pron1) (acc) (+infin, bei "man") oneself; (3. pers sing) himself; herself; itself; (Höflichkeitsform sing) yourself; (Höflichkeitsform pl) yourselves; (3. pers pl) themselves2) (dat) (+infin, bei "man") to oneself; (3. pers sing) to himself; to herself; to itself; (Höflichkeitsform sing) to yourself; (Höflichkeitsform pl) to yourselves; (3. pers pl) to themselvessich die Haare waschen/färben etc — to wash/dye etc one's hair
sie hat sich einen Pulli gekauft/gestrickt — she bought/knitted herself a pullover, she bought/knitted a pullover for herself
3) acc, dat (mit prep) (+infin, bei "man") one; (3. pers sing) him, her, it; (Höflichkeitsform) you; (3. pers pl) themhat — if one hasn't a passport with one or him (US), if you haven't got a passport with you
4) (= einander) each other, one anothersie schreiben sich schon viele Jahre — they have been writing to each other or to one another for many years
5)hier sitzt/singt es sich gut — it's good to sit/sing here* * *1) (used as the object of a verb or preposition when a female person or animal is the object of an action she performs: The cat licked herself; She looked at herself in the mirror.) herself2) (used as the object of a verb or preposition when a male person or animal is the object of an action he performs: He kicked himself; He looked at himself in the mirror.) himself3) (used as the object of a verb or preposition when an object, animal etc is the object of an action it performs: The cat looked at itself in the mirror; The cat stretched itself by the fire.) itself4) (used as the object of a verb or preposition when people, animals etc are the object of actions they perform: They hurt themselves; They looked at themselves in the mirror.) themselves* * *[zɪç]1. im akk oneself▪ er/sie/es... \sich he/she/it... himself/herself/itself▪ Sie... \sich you... yourself/yourselves▪ sie... \sich they... themselveser sollte \sich da heraushalten he should keep out of itman fragt \sich, was das soll one asks oneself what it's all about\sich freuen to be pleased\sich gedulden to be patient\sich schämen to be ashamed of oneself\sich wundern to be surprised2. im dat one's\sich etw einbilden to imagine sth\sich etw kaufen to buy sth for oneselfdie Katze leckte \sich die Pfote the cat licked its paw\sich lieben/hassen to love/hate each other\sich küssen to kiss each other\sich prügeln to beat each other4. unpersönlichhier arbeitet es \sich gut it's good to work heredas Auto fährt \sich prima the car drives welldas lässt \sich schlecht in Worten ausdrücken that's difficult to put into wordsdie Schuld bei \sich suchen to blame oneselfwieder zu \sich kommen (fam) to regain consciousness, to come roundjdn mit zu \sich nehmen to take sb to one's houseetw von \sich aus tun to do sth of one's own accordetw für \sich tun to do sth for oneselfer denkt immer nur an \sich he only ever thinks of himselfer hat etwas an \sich, das mir nicht gefällt (fam) there's something about him that I don't like* * *Reflexivpronomen der 3. Pers. Sg. und Pl. Akk. und Dat1) himself / herself / itself / themselves; ( auf man bezogen) oneself; (auf das Anredepron. Sie bezogen) yourself/yourselves; (mit reflexiven Verben)sich freuen/wundern/schämen/täuschen — be pleased/surprised/ashamed/mistaken
sich sorgen/verspäten/öffnen — worry/be late/open; s. auch an 1. 4); kommen l
2) reziprok one another; each other* * *sich pron1. refl: oneself, yourself; 3. Person sg: himself, herself, itself; pl themselves2. nach präp: meist him, her, it, pl them;das Haus an sich the house itself;an (und für) sich actually; (genau genommen) strictly speaking; (wenn man sich das überlegt) when you think about it;das ist eine Sache für sich that’s a separate matter;sie blickte um sich she looked around (her);zugemacht? did he shut the door behind him?;vor sich (dat)sah er in front of him he saw;von sich (dat)aus of one’s own accord, off one’s own bat umg;er hat es von sich (dat)er lud sie zu sich (dat)ein he invited them to his house;etwas an sich (dat)haben fig have a special quality;nicht ganz bei sich (dat)sein be not quite with it;wieder zu sich (dat)kommen regain consciousness, come round;dieser Wein/Fall hat es in sich this wine/case is quite somethingsie kennen sich they know each other;wann habt ihr euch kennengelernt? when did you get to know one another?, when did you (two) meet?;sie treffen sich regelmäßig they meet (up) regularly;er kämpfte sich durch die Menge he fought his way through the crowd;man muss sich im Klaren darüber sein, dass … you’ve got to be aware of the fact that …;da täuschst du dich you’re wrong ( oder mistaken) there;sich (dat)die Hände waschen wash one’s hands;er putzte sich (dat)die Zähne und rasierte sich he brushed his teeth and shaved;sich freuen/schämen/wundern be glad/ashamed/astonished;es stellt sich die Frage, ob … the question arises whether …;sich selbst um etwas kümmern look after sth o.s.;* * *Reflexivpronomen der 3. Pers. Sg. und Pl. Akk. und Dat1) himself / herself / itself / themselves; ( auf man bezogen) oneself; (auf das Anredepron. Sie bezogen) yourself/yourselves; (mit reflexiven Verben)sich freuen/wundern/schämen/täuschen — be pleased/surprised/ashamed/mistaken
sich sorgen/verspäten/öffnen — worry/be late/open; s. auch an 1. 4); kommen l
2) reziprok one another; each other* * *(insgeheim) freuen (über) ausdr.to remain true to oneself (one's principles) expr. (verlegen) räuspern ausdr.to hem v. ausdr.each other expr. -
12 sich
1) akk oneself;Sie... \sich you... yourself/yourselves;sie... \sich they... themselves;er sollte \sich da heraushalten he should keep out of it;man fragt \sich, was das soll one asks oneself what it's all about;\sich freuen to be pleased;\sich gedulden to be patient;\sich schämen to be ashamed of oneself;\sich wundern to be surprised2) dat one's;\sich etw einbilden to imagine sth;\sich etw kaufen to buy sth for oneself;die Katze leckte \sich die Pfote the cat licked its paw; s. a. kommen, an, von\sich lieben/ hassen to love/hate each other;\sich küssen to kiss each other;\sich prügeln to beat each other4) unpersönlichhier arbeitet es \sich gut it's good to work here;das Auto fährt \sich prima the car drives well;das lässt \sich schlecht in Worten ausdrücken that's difficult to put into wordsdie Schuld bei \sich suchen to blame oneself;wieder zu \sich kommen ( fam) to regain consciousness, to come round;jdn mit zu \sich nehmen to take sb to one's house;etw von \sich aus tun to do sth of one's own accord;etw für \sich tun to do sth for oneself;er denkt immer nur an \sich he only ever thinks of himself;er hat etwas an \sich, das mir nicht gefällt ( fam) there's something about him that I don't like -
13 culpabiliser
culpabiliser [kylpabilize]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb2. reflexive verb* * *kylpabilize
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verbe transitif to make [somebody] feel guilty
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verbe intransitif to feel guilty* * *kylpabilize1. vi(= se sentir coupable) to feel guilty2. vt* * *culpabiliser verb table: aimerA vtr to make [sb] feel guilty.B vi to feel guilty.C se culpabiliser vpr to feel guilty.[kylpabilize] verbe transitif————————[kylpabilize] verbe intransitif————————se culpabiliser verbe pronominal -
14 verwijt
♦voorbeelden:zichzelf een verwijt maken over iets • blame oneself for somethingiemand verwijten maken • reproach someoneons treft geen verwijt • we are not at fault/to blamedat is niet als verwijt bedoeld • that isn't meant as a reproachelkaar verwijten naar het hoofd slingeren • hurl reproaches at one another -
15 charger
charger [∫aʀʒe]➭ TABLE 31. transitive verba. to load ; [+ batterie] to charge• charger un client [taxi] to pick up a passengerb. ( = donner une responsabilité) charger qn de (faire) qch to give sb the responsibility of (doing) sthc. ( = caricaturer) to overdo2. reflexive verb• se charger de [+ tâche] to see to* * *ʃaʀʒe
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charger un client — [taxi] to pick up a passenger ou fare
2) ( remplir le chargeur) to load [arme, appareil photo]3) Informatique to load [disquette, programme] ( dans into)4) Électrotechnique to charge [batterie, accumulateur]5) ( outrer) to overdo [description, aspect]6) ( confier une mission à)7) ( accabler) to bring evidence against [accusé]8) ( attaquer) to charge at [foule]
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verbe intransitif [armée, taureau] to charge
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se charger verbe pronominal1) ( s'occuper)2) ( prendre des bagages) to weigh oneself down3) Arméese charger facilement — [arme] to be easy to load
* * *ʃaʀʒe1. vt1) [camion, voiture] to load2) [fusil, caméra] to load3) [batterie] to charge4) [personne]charger qn de qch (pour une tâche ponctuelle) — to put sb in charge of doing sth, to give sb the responsibility for sth, (pour un rôle, un poste) to put sb in charge of sth
charger qn de faire qch (pour une mission, un rôle) — to put sb in charge of doing sth, to give sb the responsibility of doing sth, (pour un simple service ou message: demander) to ask somebody to do sth
Paul m'a chargé de vous dire que la clé est sous le paillasson. — Paul asked me to tell you that the key's under the mat.
2. viMILITAIRE to charge* * *charger verb table: mangerA vtr1 gén to load [marchandises] (dans into; sur onto); to load [véhicule, navire, avion, brouette, animal] (de with); charger des bagages dans une voiture to load luggage into a car; péniche chargée de sable barge loaded with sand; charger un client [taxi] to pick up a passenger ou fare; il a chargé le sac sur son dos he heaved the bag onto his back; trop charger qch to overload sth;2 ( remplir le chargeur) to load [arme, appareil photo, caméra];3 Ordinat to load [disquette, programme] (dans into);4 Électrotech to charge [batterie, accumulateur];6 ( confier une mission à) charger qn de qch to make sb responsible for sth; charger qn de faire to give sb the responsibility of doing, to make sb responsible for doing; il l'a chargé de répondre au téléphone he gave him the responsibility ou the job of answering the phone; elle m'a chargé de vous transmettre ses amitiés she asked me to give you her regards; je l'ai chargé d'une mission de confiance I entrusted him with an important mission; être chargé de to be in charge of; c'est lui qui est chargé de l'enquête he is in charge of the investigation; nous sommes chargés de l'évacuation des blessés or d'évacuer les blessés we are in charge of evacuating the wounded; ils sont chargés de faire respecter la loi it is their job to enforce the law;7 ( accabler) to bring evidence against [accusé, suspect];8 ( attaquer) to charge at [foule, manifestants, ennemi].B vi [armée, taureau] to charge.C se charger vpr1 ( s'occuper) se charger de to take responsibility for; je m'en charge I'll see to it, I'll look after it; je me charge de le leur dire I'll tell them; apportez à manger, je me charge de la boisson bring some food, I'll look after the drinks ou I'll take care of the drinks; nous nous chargerons de vous trouver un logement we will undertake to find you accommodation; il s'est chargé de découvrir la vérité he made it his business to find out (the truth);2 ( prendre des bagages) to weigh oneself down; ne te charge pas trop don't weigh yourself down too much;4 Mil se charger facilement [arme] to be easy to load.[ʃarʒe] verbe transitif1. [mettre un poids sur] to loadil est entré, les bras chargés de cadeaux he came in loaded down with presentsêtre chargé comme une bête ou un âne ou un baudet to be weighed down2. [prendre en charge - suj: taxi] to pick up (separable)3. [alourdir, encombrer] to overload4. [arme, caméra, magnétoscope] to load (up)5. [d'une responsabilité]7. [exagérer - portrait] to overdo8. [incriminer]certains témoins ont essayé de le charger au maximum some witnesses tried to strengthen the prosecution's case against him9. [attaquer] to charge (at)————————se charger de verbe pronominal plus prépositionquant à lui, je m'en charge personnellement I'll personally take good care of him -
16 obwi|nić
pf — obwi|niać impf Ⅰ vt to accuse (o coś of sth); to blame (za coś for sth)- obwiniać kogoś o kradzież to accuse sb of theft a. stealing- obwinia rodziców za swoją porażkę he blames his parents for his failureⅡ obwinić się — obwiniać się to blame oneself (za coś for sth)The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > obwi|nić
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17 казнить
(вн.)казни́ть на электри́ческом сту́ле — electrocute (d)
2) тк. несов. книжн. (тв.; наказывать) punish ['pʌ-] (d with, by)казни́ть кого́-л презре́нием — pour out contempt on smb
казни́ть себя́ (за вн.) — blame oneself (for), feel guilty (about)
••казни́ть нельзя́ поми́ловать — execute not pardon
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18 beschuldigen
1 accuse (of) ⇒ charge (someone with something), 〈 de schuld geven van〉 blame (someone for something)♦voorbeelden:1 ik beschuldig niemand, maar … • I won't point a finger, but …zichzelf beschuldigen • blame oneselfvalselijk beschuldigd • wrongly/falsely accusedbeschuldigd worden van moord • be charged with/accused of murderiemand in het openbaar beschuldigen • accuse someone publicly; 〈 aan de kaak stellen〉 denounce someone -
19 jilaumu
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jilaumu[English Word] blame oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] -fuata------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jilaumu[English Word] reproach oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Class] reflexive[Derived Language] Swahili[Derived Word] -fuata------------------------------------------------------------ -
20 jishitaki
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jishitaki[English Word] accuse oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] mashtaka N[Swahili Definition] kujilalamikia wewe mwenyewe kuhusu kitendo ulichotenda------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -jishitaki[English Word] blame oneself[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] mashtaka N[Swahili Definition] kujilalamikia wewe mwenyewe kuhusu kitendo ulichotenda[Terminology] legal------------------------------------------------------------
См. также в других словарях:
blame oneself — index regret Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
blame — v. & n. v.tr. 1 assign fault or responsibility to. 2 (foll. by on) assign the responsibility for (an error or wrong) to a person etc. (blamed his death on a poor diet). n. 1 responsibility for a bad result; culpability (shared the blame equally;… … Useful english dictionary
blame-shift — /ˈbleɪm ʃɪft/ (say blaym shift) verb (i) to engage in tactics designed to move the blame for something that has gone wrong away from oneself. –blame shifter, noun –blame shifting, noun …
excuse oneself — {v. phr.} 1. To think of reasons for not being to blame; think yourself not at fault. * /John excused himself for his low grades on the ground that the teacher didn t like him./ 2. To ask to be excused after doing something impolite. * /John… … Dictionary of American idioms
excuse oneself — {v. phr.} 1. To think of reasons for not being to blame; think yourself not at fault. * /John excused himself for his low grades on the ground that the teacher didn t like him./ 2. To ask to be excused after doing something impolite. * /John… … Dictionary of American idioms
excuse\ oneself — v. phr. 1. To think of reasons for not being to blame; think yourself not at fault. John excused himself for his low grades on the ground that the teacher didn t like him. 2. To ask to be excused after doing something impolite. John excused… … Словарь американских идиом
have oneself to thank for — be the one to blame, be the one responsible … English contemporary dictionary
cover oneself — take precautions against future blame or liability. → cover … English new terms dictionary
have only oneself to blame — be solely responsible for something bad that has happened … Useful english dictionary
regret — I verb apologize, be disturbed over, be penitent, be remorseful, be sorry for, bemoan, bewail, blame oneself, cry over, deplore, disapprove of, feel conscience stricken, feel uneasy about, fret, grieve at, have a bad conscience, have qualms about … Law dictionary
kick — kick1 [kik] vi. [ME kiken < ?] 1. to strike out with the foot or feet, as in anger, or in swimming, dancing, etc. 2. to spring back suddenly, as a gun when fired; recoil 3. to bounce or ricochet, often in a way that is unexpected or seemingly… … English World dictionary