0 to say or think that someone or something has done something bad -- culpar a alguien de algo
She still blames him for Tony’s accident.
1 to be responsible for something bad that has happened -- tener la culpa (de algo)
2 to consider someone or something responsible for something bad -- echar la culpa (de algo) a alguien/algo
3 to be the person that everyone thinks has done something bad -- llevarse las culpas
4 to believe or say sb is responsible for sth bad -- culpar
5 to be responsible for sth bad -- tener la culpa de
Who’s to blame for this? ¿Quién tiene la culpa de esto?
7 implies you think sb is right to do sth -- No te/le/lo/la culpo, etc.
8 responsibility for sth wrong or bad -- culpa [ feminine ]
The simplest and most obvious response is to blame the right of veto and the fact that decisions must be taken unanimously.
Now is not the time to apportion blame or to point fingers.
If you have internal problems and do not do your homework, it is too easy to say others are to blame.
I am not concerned here with apportioning blame to one side or another, but with finding solutions.
The fault lies with the crises in the third world, for which the third world is to blame.
Nor do we want witch-hunts or soundbite sensationalism when we are assigning blame.
He is not to blame for the fact that it did not succeed; this is probably as far as it was possible to go.
It does not help to blame others in this difficult situation; instead we should look ahead.
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