Examples of using Misinterpret in English and their translations into French
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train crews could misunderstand and misinterpret the instructions, increasing the risk of accidents.
These are rituals that modern Western eyes misinterpret as"worship" of the sun
Those representations"misinterpret" an area that is full of life,
Popular opinion may misinterpret intensified advocacy at the central level as placing priority on Government prerogatives while reducing access to opposition groups outside the capital.
If they misinterpret the exemption, they could be in non-compliance with parts of the TDG Regulations, which could have
Manson noted that"The somewhat positive messages of these songs are usually the ones that sensationalists misinterpret as promoting the very things I am decrying.
Also, the doc- tor making the decisions may be unaware of the values of the person concerned and could misinterpret the document to go against the individual's wishes.
Extra-Fancy etc.) could lead to confusion as industry might misinterpret them as quality denominators.
the above-mentioned letters addressed to you completely misinterpret the statements made by the President of the Republic of Armenia, Serzh Sargsyan.
the Québec Ombudsman has seen that necessary information is not always provided to people or that institutions misinterpret the standards, in particular.
Not only did the Division misinterpret Proposer B's clarification dated 19 March 2001,
Armenian officials misinterpret this principle as allegedly having the purpose to freeze the military results of this country's illegal use of force against Azerbaijan.
actual application in practice, as cataloguers misinterpret the rules or make other mistakes.
lack of the knowledge of God's wisdom and teachings, we misinterpret passages such as these few:“Why do you judge your” Rom 14:10, 13; Col 2:16; Rom 15:7?
That statement revealed that the Foreign Minister of Azerbaijan, while preaching adherence to international law, has apparently taken it upon himself to single-handedly interpret-- or rather, misinterpret-- the United Nations Charter and statements made by the Armenian President and the Minsk Group co-chairs on the field assessment mission to the territories surrounding Nagorno Karabakh.
I must have misinterpreted what he said.
Perhaps he misinterpreted what he heard.
Stop misinterpreting my novels, you pretentious bonehead!
No misinterpreting that.
People have always misinterpreted what I said about Jon.