ascribed

英 [əˈskraɪbd]

美 [əˈskraɪbd]

v.  把…归因于; 把…归咎于; 认为是…的特点;认为…具有; 认为…是…所说(或所为)
ascribe的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：ascribed　

BNC.47189 / COCA.37025

柯林斯词典

• VERB 把…归因于；把…归咎于
  If youascribean event or conditiontoa particular cause, you say or consider that it was caused by that thing.
  1. An autopsy eventually ascribed the baby's death to sudden infant death syndrome.
     尸检最终认定孩子死于婴儿猝死综合征。
• VERB 认为是…的特点;认为…具有
  If youascribea qualitytosomeone, you consider that they possess it.
  1. We do not ascribe a superior wisdom to government or the state.
     我们并不认为政府或是国家有超凡的智慧。
• VERB 认为…是…所说（或所为）
  If youascribesomething such as a quotation or a work of arttosomeone, you say that they said it or created it.
  1. He mistakenly ascribes the expression 'survival of the fittest' to Charles Darwin.
     他错误地认为“适者生存”是查尔斯·达尔文说的。

双语例句

• This change is ascribed to the Holy Spirit.
  这一变化是归因于圣灵。
• His success as a novelist can be ascribed to the simple formula of sex, violence and suspense.
  作为小说家，他的成功可以归结于性、力和悬念这一简单的公式。
• This poem is ascribed to the pen of Li Bai.
  大家说这首诗是出自李白之笔。
• He ascribed his failure to poor equipment.
  他把他的失败归于设备差。
• Little real understanding of the germ theory can be ascribed to surgeons.
  外科医生很少对病菌理论真正有所理解。
• Many of the wars ascribed to me, I did not create.
  许多归咎于我的战争，并非我发动的。
• A quality or characteristic inherent in or ascribed to someone or something.
  品质、属性、特征内在的属性或特征，或归结为某人某物的属性或特征。
• Men have ascribed their own characteristics to their gods.
  人们认为他们的特性属于诸神。
• But it can also be ascribed to the passion shooters have for their sport.
  然而，选手们对射击运动的激情也推动了其快速发展。
• He ascribed his good health to proper diet and exercise.
  他把他的身体好归功于饮食适当和体育锻炼。