no wonder; cannot blame
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesadverb
no wonder; not surprisingly; small wonder that
neutralUsed to indicate that upon understanding the reason, one no longer finds the situation strange. Often followed by an explanation introduced by 原来 or 因为.
No wonder he is so happy; it turns out he got first place in the exam.
No wonder the weather is so hot; it turns out the Great Heat solar term has arrived.
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No wonder you don't understand; this matter is inherently very complicated.
verb
cannot blame; not to blame; to have no right to blame
neutralIndicates that under certain circumstances, one should not or cannot blame someone. Often used to excuse someone's behavior by pointing to mitigating factors.
You can't blame him for this; anyone would be anxious in such a situation.
Things are already like this; you can't blame others, you can only blame yourself for being careless.
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She is young and doesn't understand things; she can't be blamed.