英语词组ascribe to是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	ascribe to
释义	Phr V ascribe to ascribes, ascribing, ascribed ascribe sth to sth formal to believe or say that something is caused by something else If this had been the first time such a disaster had occurred, it could have been ascribed to misfortune.He ascribes his phenomenal success to being in the right place at the right time. ascribe sth to sb/sth formal to believe that someone or something has a particular quality It seems strange that she can ascribe such callousness to her own son.People often ascribe different values to the same word. ascribe sth to sb formal to believe that something was said, written, or created by a particular person Most experts have ascribed the drawing to Michelangelo. phraseascribe to1. ascribe sth to sth formal to say or believe that something is caused by something else: An inquest was held on the following day and her death was ascribed to natural causes. the peace-loving nature of the Burmese people, which is often ascribed to Buddhism Some commentators have ascribed the rise in the number of homeless mentally-ill people to the closure of large psychiatric hospitals.■ SIMILAR TO: attribute to2. ascribe sth to sb/sth formal to believe that someone or something has a particular quality or value: It is wrong to ascribe human qualities such as greed and revenge to animals. the status traditionally ascribed to members of the aristocracy the importance ascribed to material wealth in western societies■ SIMILAR TO: attribute to3. *ascribe sth* to sb** formal to say or believe that something was first said, written, invented etc by a particular person: This quotation is usually ascribed to Descartes. It has been suggested that many of the plays that are normally ascribed to William Shakespeare were actually written by Francis Bacon.■ SIMILAR TO: attribute to ascribe (something) to (something) To attribute something to a person or source. Unless you want the teacher to think you're plagiarizing, be sure to ascribe all of your quotes to the proper sources. Can you believe this ludicrous statement that's been ascribed to the CEO? ascribe something to someone or something to attribute something to someone or something; to assert that something has been caused by someone or something. Please do not ascribe that attitude to my friends. We ascribed the offensive action to Jill and only Jill.
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ascribe (something) to (something)

ascribe something to someone or something