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imputed

/ɪmˈpjuːtɪd/ /ɪmˈpjuɾɪd/

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verb

Imputer, attribuer

To attribute or ascribe (responsibility or fault) to a cause or source.

Examples :

"The teacher imputed the student's failure to complete the assignment to a lack of understanding, rather than laziness. "

Le professeur a imputé l'échec de l'élève à terminer le devoir à un manque de compréhension, plutôt qu'à de la paresse.

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verb

Imputer, attribuer

To ascribe (sin or righteousness) to someone by substitution.

Examples :

"The teacher imputed responsibility for the class project failure to the entire group, even though only one student had been consistently absent. "

Le professeur a imputé la responsabilité de l'échec du projet de classe à l'ensemble du groupe, même si un seul élève était constamment absent.

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verb

Imputer, tenir compte de

To take into account.

Examples :

"The teacher imputed points for effort, even though the student's answer was not entirely correct. "

Le professeur a imputé des points pour l'effort, même si la réponse de l'élève n'était pas tout à fait correcte.

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verb

Attribuer, imputer

To attribute or credit to.

Examples :

"People impute great cleverness to cats."

Les gens attribuent une grande intelligence aux chats.

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verb

Remplacer, substituer

To replace missing data with substituted values.

Examples :

"Because Sarah missed class, the teacher imputed a grade based on her previous assignments. "

Parce que Sarah a manqué le cours, le professeur a remplacé une note en se basant sur ses devoirs précédents.

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adjective

Imputé, attribué

Attributed to another person.

Examples :

"The imputed honesty of her close friend made the accusation seem less believable. "

L'honnêteté imputée à son ami proche rendait l'accusation moins crédible.

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