blamed

US:USA pronunciation: respellingUSA pronunciation: respelling(blāmd)

From the verb blame: (⇒ conjugate)
blamed is: Click the infinitive to see all available inflections
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v past p
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
blamed adj dated (intensifier: confounded)tremendo/a adj
  soberano/a adj
  reverendo/a adj
 You are a blamed fool!
 ¡Eres un tremendo idiota!
 ¡Eres un soberano idiota!
blamed adv dated (intensifier: confoundedly)tan adv
  muy adv
 What a blamed silly idea!
 ¡Qué idea tan tonta!
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
blame [sb/sth] vtr (hold responsible)culpar vtr
  (informal)echarle la culpa a loc verb + prep
 Don't blame me! It wasn't my fault!
 ¡A mí no me culpes! ¡Yo no fui!
blame [sth] on [sb/sth] vtr (attribute: [sth] bad)culpar de algo, culpar por algo vtr + prep
  (informal)echar la culpa de algo loc verb + prep
  decir que [algo, alguien] es culpable de algo loc verb
 He blamed his lack of concentration on having slept badly that night.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. La señora Gómez culpó a su hermano del crimen.
 Dijo que la mala noche que había pasado era la culpable de su falta de concentración.
blame n (responsibility)culpa nf
 Many people shared the blame for the accident.
 Mucha gente comparte la culpa del accidente.
blame n (censure)culpa nf
  reprochar vtr
  (coloquial)echar en cara loc verb
 Blame for the airplane accident was placed on the pilot.
 La culpa del accidente aéreo recayó sobre el piloto.
 Reprocharon al jugador que rematara de cabeza.
 Le echaron en cara al jugador que rematara con la cabeza.
blame n (guilt)culpa nf
 He felt a sense of blame, despite her reassurance that it hadn't been his fault.
 Él tenía un sentimiento de culpa, a pesar de que ella le aseguró que no había sido culpa suya.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
blame | blamed
InglésEspañol
have only yourself to blame,
only have yourself to blame
v expr
(be at fault, responsible)ser el de la culpa loc verb
  ser culpa de uno ser el de la culpa
put the blame on [sb/sth] v expr (name as culprit)echar la culpa a alguien loc verb
  culpar a alguien loc verb
 It was unfair to put the blame on the goalie for failing to save the penalty.
take the blame v expr (accept responsibility for [sth])hacerse responsable loc verb
  asumir la culpa loc verb
 It was my idea so I guess I'll have to take the blame.
 Fue idea mía, así que imagino que tendré que hacerme responsable
be to blame v expr (be responsible, guilty)tener la culpa loc verb
 Following the collapse of the deal, the team argued about who was to blame.
 Tras el fracaso del acuerdo, el equipo discutió sobre quién tenía la culpa.
be to blame for [sth] v expr (be responsible, guilty for)tener la culpa de loc verb
  ser culpable de loc verb
 Your mother is to blame for this whole situation.
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