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JakeDanny Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
'Attribute' has too many meanings. How can you use it in a sentence?
I don't know the exact meaning of this word.
Can someone please tell me what's the correct using of the word? Thanks alot
Can someone please tell me what's the correct using of the word? Thanks alot
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Hi, Welcome to the Forum. Why don't you try to write a few sentences using the word? Then we will be happy to comment on them for you.
- Hi, Welcome to the Forum.
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- Then we will be happy to comment on them for you.
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Hi,
Welcome to the Forum.
Why don't you try to write a few sentences using the word? Then we will be happy to comment on them for you.
Clive
Welcome to the Forum.
Why don't you try to write a few sentences using the word? Then we will be happy to comment on them for you.
Clive
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That's what I'm having a problem with. I don't know the exact meaning of it and therefore couldn't make a sentence out of it..
I'll try..
Attribute (v) = to ascribe, to impute, to give credit to..
Ascribe means to blame. Impute means to blame also...
I don't get it...
Umm...
To give credit to.. I don't understand the meaning of that.
I attribute this medal of hono
I'll try..
Attribute (v) = to ascribe, to impute, to give credit to..
Ascribe means to blame. Impute means to blame also...
I don't get it...
Umm...
To give credit to.. I don't understand the meaning of that.
I attribute this medal of hono
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Hi,
That's what I'm having a problem with. I don't know the exact meaning of it and therefore couldn't make a sentence out of it..
I'll try..
Attribute (v) = to ascribe, to impute, to give credit to..
Ascribe means to blame. Impute means to blame also...
I don't get it...
Umm...
To give credit to.. I don't understand the meaning of that.
I attribute this medal
That's what I'm having a problem with. I don't know the exact meaning of it and therefore couldn't make a sentence out of it..
I'll try..
Attribute (v) = to ascribe, to impute, to give credit to..
Ascribe means to blame. Impute means to blame also...
I don't get it...
Umm...
To give credit to.. I don't understand the meaning of that.
I attribute this medal
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I always find it nice if you know the origins of words:
: as a noun from, and as a verb fromboth from the verb, from +
Sample sentences:
(as a noun)
The attributes of a good musician are not based only on his or her technical knowledge.
John bought the car mainly because of its physical attributes.
(as a verb)
"Let them eat cake" is
: as a noun from, and as a verb fromboth from the verb, from +
Sample sentences:
(as a noun)
The attributes of a good musician are not based only on his or her technical knowledge.
John bought the car mainly because of its physical attributes.
(as a verb)
"Let them eat cake" is
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he everybody.
my name is Karaim. I'm an English learner.
well.
as far as I'm concerned the word attribute could refer to something happend or being happend because of something else.
actually I don't know how to give the exact meaning but the following few examples can help.
1- he's always complaining and he attributes his failure to his teacher. and th
my name is Karaim. I'm an English learner.
well.
as far as I'm concerned the word attribute could refer to something happend or being happend because of something else.
actually I don't know how to give the exact meaning but the following few examples can help.
1- he's always complaining and he attributes his failure to his teacher. and th
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Hallo. I will try to help you and I don't know how late I am haha. Anyway, here is an example:
I attribute my success to my coach.
In the sentence above, 'I' am saying that 'I don't deserve the credit you give me, praise my coach instead for teaching me.'
Pretty much, 'attribute' as a verb is giving credit for something to someone else.
I attribute my success to my coach.
In the sentence above, 'I' am saying that 'I don't deserve the credit you give me, praise my coach instead for teaching me.'
Pretty much, 'attribute' as a verb is giving credit for something to someone else.
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AnonymousPretty much, 'attribute' as a verb is giving credit for something to someone elseOr laying blame: I attribute my hangover to the liter of vodka I drank last night.
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