英和和英

to bear the responsibility―assume the responsibility

to lay the blame on one

to get through one's duty （in a perfunctory manner）

to answer for a crime

to charge one with a crime―fasten a crime upon one

to be falsely accused

to lay the blame on the right shoulder―put the saddle on the right horse

to blame one for a fault―reproach one with a fault

to sway a person by appealing to that person's sense of duty

an accuser

the action of beginning to condemn a crime

to make a person take responsibility upon him/herself

I will answer for my crime with my life.

Do it at your risk!―at your peril!

to acquit one of responsibility―release one from responsibility

to be dunned for a debt

to shirk one's responsibility―shuffle off one's responsibility

to both question and blame someone

I will see it done.

The fault lies at your own door.

to blame a crime on someone

The fault lies with the authorities

the liability of the accused

flee from responsibility

to bear the responsibility―assume the responsibility

to be dunned for debts

the act of escaping responsibilities

evasion of responsibility

to bear the responsibility―assume the responsibility―take the responsibility upon one's shoulders―hold oneself responsible （for the consequences）

to call one to account