To put the blame for; attribute or impute.

归咎于；归因于，归罪于。

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Mrs Merkel is not to blame for the euro crisis but she dithered when it came, hoping that bail-outs of Greece and other shaky euro-zone members could be put off until after NRW’s election.

默克尔不是把责任推卸给欧元危机，但处在欧元危机中时她似乎不知所措，寄希望于希腊及其他受困国家的援助计划能够在北威州选举后再推行。

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"Obviously the whole point is not to put any blame on the public for not knowing about these places," he said.

他说：“很明显，调查的整个重点不是责怪公众对这些地方一无所知。”

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Researchers said evidence had been skewed to put the blame for poverty at the door of the poor themselves.

BBC: Government 'misrepresenting' the poor, say churches

We all have our favourite reasons, places to put the blame, for what happened.

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From the social media restrictions made on the Olympic Athletes to the blame that was put on the fans for jamming GPS systems and networks with tweets and texts, it was brutally evident that the IOC had no understanding of the role social media platforms have played in shaping the way the world, and more specifically the Millennial Generation, communicates today.

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