Answer for sth
*To accept responsibility or blame for
something: You will have to answer for your behaviour one day. # This
government has a lot to answer for (=is
responsible for a lot of bad things).
*To be responsible for something bad, or to be punished
for something: I expect parents to answer for their children’s behaviour. #
‘Why do you think there’s so much violence nowadays?’ ‘Well, violence on
television has a lot to answer for (=is the cause of much of it).’
*To agree to be responsible for something: You
have to answer for any problems that happen during the show.
*Can’t answer for someone used for emphasizing
that you cannot say what someone else will do or think about something: I can’t
answer for my colleagues, but as far as I’m concerned this is a great proposal.
*Have a lot to answer for to be responsible for
a lot of bad things that have happened: The managers of that company have a lot
to answer for.
answer noun,
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