imputed

英 [ɪmˈpjuːtɪd]

美 [ɪmˈpjuːtɪd]

v.  归咎(于); 归罪(于); 归因(于)
impute的过去分词和过去式

BNC.37475 / COCA.34359

柯林斯词典

• VERB 归咎(于);归罪(于);归因(于)
  If youimputesomething such as blame or a crimetosomeone, you say that they are responsible for it or are the cause of it.
  1. It is grossly unfair to impute blame to the United Nations.
     把责任归咎于联合国极其不公。

双语例句

• This sonnet has been imputed to Shakespeare.
  这首十四行诗据说为莎士比亚所作。
• Missing data were imputed conservatively.
  漏失数据适当处理。
• Imputed costs: generally used to mean costs that do not involve at any time actual cash outlay and which do not, therefore, appear in the accounting records but are relevant to the decision at hand.
  估算成本，理论成本，应计成本：一般用来指任何时候都不涉及实际现金支出，因此也不显示在会计记录上，但与要做的决策有关的成本。
• He imputed his failure to ill health.
  他把失败归咎于健康不隹。
• An added bonus: It's tax efficient to rent to yourself, because you don't have to pay tax on this imputed rent.
  一个额外的好处是：租给自己从税收角度而言是划算的，因为你不必为这笔虚拟的租金收入纳税。
• And, God be thanked, there hardly happens a duel in a year, which may not be imputed to one of those three motives.
  并且谢天谢地，每年之中发生的决斗几乎无一不可归咎于上述三个原因中的一个。
• It could only be imputed to increasing attachment.
  这只能归因于感情越来越深。
• Hence it is not likely that it would be guilty of the gross errors imputed to it.
  因此，不太可能，这将是犯了严重错误归咎于它。
• Imputed service charge for life insurance
  人寿保险服务费用估计数
• It was imputed to very reasonable weariness, and she was thanked and pitied;
  她解释说是由于疲倦的缘故，倒是个很正当的理由。