attribute

美['ætrɪbjuːt] 英['ætrɪbjuːt]

vt. 把 ... 归于

n. 属性；标志；象征；特征

形容词：attributable 名词：attributer 过去式：attributed 过去分词：attributed 现在分词：attributing 第三人称单数：attributes

近义词：ascribe，characteristic，quality，

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Noun

a construct whereby objects or individuals can be distinguished;
"self-confidence is not an endearing property"
an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity

Verb

attribute or credit to;
"We attributed this quotation to Shakespeare" "People impute great cleverness to cats"
decide as to where something belongs in a scheme;
"The biologist assigned the mushroom to the proper class"

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Most historians attribute such declines to wars and conquests.大多数的历史学家把这样的衰亡归于战争和征服。
Many people's success can be attributed to hard work and a bit of luck.很多人的成功都可以归于勤奋加上一点儿运气。

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Public perception can also create a legal right for an attribute of a product.公众的认知也能为产品的某个属性创造法律权利。
The attribute that indicates that the same copy of a routine cannot be used by another task.一种属性，表示某一例行程序的同一副本不能被另一个任务使用。
A scepter is the attribute of power.权杖是权力的标志。
Lightning bolts are an attribute of Zeus.闪电是宙斯的象征
Grounding is a necessary attribute to ascension.根植是提升的必要特征。

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