n.归于；归（因，咎，功）于（of，to）

The act of attribution is an essential part of assigning credit for a work of art.
归属行为是为艺术作品赋予创作功劳的关键部分。
In sociology, ascription refers to the assignment of social status based on factors like birth or family background.
在社会学中，归属性指的是基于出生或家庭背景等因素赋予的社会地位。
Gender roles are often ascribed to individuals by their culture and society.
性别角色通常由文化和社会赋予个体。
His title of nobility was an ascription from the royal family.
他的贵族头衔是由王室赋予的。
In many cultures, occupations are still largely determined by ascriptions rather than individual choice.
在许多文化中，职业很大程度上仍由赋予的身份决定而非个人选择。
She rejected the ascription of her success solely to luck; she knew how much hard work it had taken.
她拒绝仅仅将她的成功归因于运气，她深知这是多少辛勤努力的结果。
The child's intelligence quotient (IQ) was ascribed to genetics rather than environmental influences.
这个孩子的智商被认为主要受遗传因素影响，而非环境因素。
Critics ascribe the decline in sales to poor marketing strategies.
批评者认为销售额下滑是由于营销策略不佳导致的。
The artist resisted ascribing meaning to his abstract paintings, preferring viewers to interpret them individually.
这位艺术家抵制给他的抽象画作赋予意义，更希望观众能根据自己的理解去解读。
The politician's political ideology has been variously ascribed to populism and nationalism.
该政治家的政治理念被各种地归结为民粹主义和民族主义。