| 释义 | View usage for:phraseSee full dictionary entry for  faultIf someone or something is at fault, they are to blame or are responsible for a particular situation that has gone wrong.  He could never accept that he had been at fault.  There are no indications that standard security arrangements were at fault. Synonyms: guilty, responsible, to blame, accountable More Synonyms of at faultat fault in British EnglishSee full dictionary entry for  faulta. guilty of error; culpable c. (of hounds) having temporarily lost the scentat fault in American EnglishSee full dictionary entry for   fault a. open to censure; blameworthy: to be at fault for a mistake b. in a dilemma; puzzled to be at fault as to where to go c. (of hounds) unable to find the scentRock at back but at fault for goal.Not at fault for the goal in the first half.Not at fault for goal but looked shaky.But they were each at fault for a goal.When our paintings go wrong there is a tendency to think that our technical skill is at fault.He has already shipped nine league goals in four games and was at fault for both goals here.It is how we use our own design that is at fault if we find sitting upright hard work.At fault for two goals.No, bookmakers can only find themselves at fault for failing to properly promote the sports upon which their own working dynasties were founded.I know Cole was at fault for their goal but otherwise he was fantastic.At fault for goal but otherwise OK.At fault for first goal but was otherwise OK.A) You were at fault for that goal.Examples of 'at fault' in a sentenceat faultChinese translation of 'at fault'  有责(責)任(yǒu zérèn)
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See  faultDefinition to be to blame for something wrong She didn't accept that she was at fault.Additional synonymsDefinition responsible to someone or for some action The major industries should be accountable to their customers.Synonyms answerable,  subject,  responsible,  obliged,  to blame,  liable,  amenable,  obligated,  chargeableSynonyms responsible,  guilty,  liable,  faulty,  in the wrong,  at fault,  culpable,  answerable,  reprehensible,  blameworthy,  reproachable,  deserving of censure,  reprovableDefinition deserving blame Their decision to do nothing makes them culpable.Synonyms blameworthy,  wrong,  guilty,  to blame,  liable,  in the wrong,  at fault,  sinful,  answerable,  found wanting,  reprehensible,  blamable, censurableat death's doorat easeat every turnat faultat first glanceat first handat hand
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