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Перевод: imputation

[существительное]
вменение в вину; обвинение; пятно; тень

Тезаурус:

1. I could not bear any imputation of disloyalty to my second husband.
2. Victorian editors, embarrassed by the imputation of homosexuality, argued that it was quite customary in the Renaissance for men to write sonnets to men.
3. He swung back again to the imputation of idleness that had so hurt him.
4. Perhaps the most important issue raised by Child was the methodological problem of imputation (Child 1941a; Child 1944 - see also Hartung 1952).
5. The encounter could be read as establishing that he has been silly, while clearing him of a certain imputation.
6. A more recent review of the issue of imputation in the sociology of knowledge by Alan Scott suggests that the problem is with seeing knowledge/ideology as separate from the social grouping to which it has then to be linked by imputation.
7. "Ladies and gentlemen," Kegan said loudly, "I am sure you will understand Dr. Briant's distress at the imputation of cruelty.
8. Whitehouse's was not primarily an attack on homosexuals: it was in the first instance an attack on the imputation of a sexual context to Christ's death; in the second it was a confrontation with an anti-Christian and, to her, sexually-obsessed society, and it was this latter symbolic aspect to the events of the blasphemy trial which was the main point.
9. Of late years the Westminster scholars amused themselves with tearing it to pieces; and one in particular, who bore a principal character in the police of India, lies under the imputation of having contributed in an especial manner to that havoc.
10. (We noted the same imputation by Clark (1977: 40) in the concluding section of Chapter 6.)
11. But he was troubled about a possible imputation of simony if he, as a very recently appointed prelate, paid money to the king.
12. At her trial, Jean Campbell pleaded not guilty by signs and gestures interpreted by Robert Kinniburgh, and went on to show that she knew the difference between right and wrong, was indignant at the imputation of having murdered her child, and that she had a notion of what marriage was by signing the ring on her finger and removing it, and going away.