Examples of using Mistook in English and their translations into Chinese
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When the researchers wore the frames, the systems mistook them for famous people, including Milla Jovovich and John Malkovich.
North Korea mistook South Korea's anti-dictatorial democratization movement to be an opening for a communist revolution.
Once, a cousin mistook his deodorant stick for perfume and asked him why it was solid.
The authorities claimed that the aircraft mistook the patrol for an armed movement convoy.
In the dim light, and suffering as she was, my poor wife mistook him for me.".
M61 was discovered by telescope in 1779 twice on the same day, but one observer initially mistook the galaxy for a comet.
He argues that economists became blind to catastrophic macro failure because they mistook the beauty or elegance of theoretical models for truth.
Gordon wonders whether brand loyalty ever really existed, or if companies simply mistook loyalty for laziness.
When I was at the laundry to pick up the clothes yester- day, a woman mistook me, from the back, for her cousin Addie.
The Russian composer Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov also mistook"Funiculì, Funiculà" for a traditional folk song and used it in his 1907"Neapolitanskaya pesenka"(Neapolitan Song).
Charles Messier also noticed this galaxy on the very same day as Oriani, but mistook it for a passing comet- the comet of 1779.
The police reportedly mistook Luis Claudio de Almeida, aged 16, and Jeova da Silva, aged 16, for members of the gang and allegedly tortured them to death.
In testing, people mistook the fake eyes-opened photos for real ones, or said they couldn't be sure which was which.
NET Standard still confused those who didn't understand how to use it- they mistook it for a runtime when it was truly just a specification.
In April 2015, fans mistook random numbers that were placed by Cawthon into the source code of the game's official website to be coordinates that pointed to a location significant to the games.
In testing, people mistook the fake eyes-opened photos for real ones, or said they couldn't be sure which was which, more than half the time.
They didn't notice, because they mistook it for shock, or disgust, or moral outrage, and they trained themselves to feel numb towards it.
There were fewer than 20 Asian-Americans in my New Jersey public high school of about 700 students, and our teachers frequently mistook us for one another.
You seem to be mistaking“nurturing” for“work”.
Every single mistake was a lesson.