reproach (someone or something) with (something)

To accuse someone, oneself, or some group or organization of something; to blame someone, oneself, or some group for something. My mother reproached me with laziness after I failed to get top marks on my exam. He didn't speak to the woman in the end and later reproached himself with cowardice. The federal court formally reproached the banks with plunging the economy into recession,.

reproach someone with something

to rebuke someone with reference to something. I wish you wouldn't continue to reproach me with things that happened long ago. She was reproached with something out of the past.

词组	reproach (someone or something) with (something)
释义	reproach (someone or something) with (something) reproach (someone or something) with (something) To accuse someone, oneself, or some group or organization of something; to blame someone, oneself, or some group for something. My mother reproached me with laziness after I failed to get top marks on my exam. He didn't speak to the woman in the end and later reproached himself with cowardice. The federal court formally reproached the banks with plunging the economy into recession,. See also: reproach Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. reproach someone with something to rebuke someone with reference to something. I wish you wouldn't continue to reproach me with things that happened long ago. She was reproached with something out of the past. See also: reproach McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: reproach with usher into some place in contact make a hit with make a hit with (someone or something) member paid-up member (of something) a card-carrying member (of something) a paid-up member, etc. card-carrying member
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