Examples of using Misinterpreted in English and their translations into Chinese
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For example, a piece of thin wire may be misinterpreted as a cannon-ball.
He later said his statements were misinterpreted.
Most have ignored it or misinterpreted it.
However, I think you severely misinterpreted the concept of minimalism.
I think violence is often misinterpreted.
I may have misinterpreted some of your other comments on other posts regarding your ex, but didn't he also have some health issues?
P values are regularly misinterpreted, and statistical significance is not the same thing as practical significance.
Evra responded on Tuesday night on Twitter, saying the French media had misinterpreted his words, and he apologised for any offence caused.
It explained that the media had misinterpreted Bank for International Settlements(BIS) source statistics consolidating the balance sheets of international banking groups.
He thinks that Angelopoulos and his team have misinterpreted the THEMIS data and that reconnection in the tail happens later.
The original mistake appears to have been that the translator misinterpreted an item that is used to create fire with one that extinguishes it.
Further, the Government has misinterpreted several Christian teachings to signify a political challenge to the Socialist regime.
For example, WIPO found that indigenous culture and cosmology were systematically misinterpreted and misrepresented, resulting in the further negative stereotyping of indigenous peoples.
He had misinterpreted the earlier“message” from his body: the pain was not an omen of a tumor;
It is clear from this perspective that the CD' s rule of procedure is being misinterpreted and misused.
Social media can be a minefield for people visiting the US, because posts can be easily misinterpreted by immigration officials.
At the same time, disaggregated data had to be put into context as it could be easily misused or misinterpreted, a point with which several observers agreed.
Granma said the Central Committee complained about the“lack of a tax-paying culture in the country” and that policies were being misinterpreted by the public.
Yet, as the prosecution presented to the jury potentially incriminating details from“Amok,” Bala complained that his novel was being misinterpreted.
Act No. 2000-493 on equal access of men and women to electoral mandates and elective posts had proved ineffective and had been wilfully misinterpreted.