Examples of using Mistaking in English and their translations into Chinese
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Come, come," said Montague, mistaking the source of his emotions,"you must not give way.
Mistaking them for Tibetan rebel bandits, the Chinese troops fired, killing one man, and captured ten(one of whom was wounded).
The shark is simply mistaking a human for something it usually eats.
It is from mistaking one for the other that all our suffering comes.
LiveScience notes the phenomenon has often led to police mistaking hypothermia victims as having suffered some kind of assault.
I think sometimes accusing someone of having an entitlement attitude is mistaking their disappointment for entitlement.
Don't be angry with me, Marian," she said, mistaking my silence.
Mistaking the living for the dead is a rare thing in modern society.
The soldiers ignored Amin, perhaps mistaking him for a woman, but dragged away his brother Shaker Ahmed.
When observing cultural change- especially changes in the negative direction- one runs the risk of mistaking one's aging for a true shift in culture.
For example, a well-known symptom of Alzheimer's is mistaking the smell of chocolate for that of oranges.
Thousands of sea animals die every year as they end up eating these toxic bags mistaking them for sea food.
He said a missile operator had acted independently and alone, mistaking the plane for a"cruise missile".
In some cases, reviewers had peeled off a layer of the screen's coating, mistaking it for a disposable screen protector.
The FAA made a similar warning in May to commercial airliners of the possibility of Iranian anti-aircraft gunners mistaking them for military aircraft.
Giovanni often dreamt of the memories of Perotto, usually mistaking them to be his own.
To planners and architects, all of this sounds like the naïveté of newcomers who are mistaking political problems for engineering puzzles.
Even powerful computers, like those that guide self-driving cars, can be tricked into mistaking random scribbles for trains, fences, or school buses.
But for the road signs in Hebrew and Arabic, one could be forgiven for mistaking it for California.
The more profound- and, happily, correctable- error is that surrogacy agreements are mistaking a medical problem for a legal one.