Examples of using Misinterpreted in English and their translations into French
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Missions are also not always without danger because these large masses moving on the roads are sometimes misinterpreted and taken part by the Allied aircraft.
The OIE acknowledged that the wording used in the Code could be confusing and misinterpreted by the Member Countries of the OIE.
you inserted them literally they would be misinterpreted.
I feel that I was misinterpreted and my statement was misconstrued as callous and tactless.
the provisions allegedly violated or misinterpreted, and the redress sought.
However, the mere potentials may be misinterpreted as passive areas when only considering the absolute value of the potential.
is often misinterpreted.
The words"or agreement" might be misinterpreted to include"international agreement.
says that Cosmas misinterpreted his sources which describe the marriage of Judith of Swabia to King Solomon of Hungary.
Allied intelligence detected the Japanese movements, but misinterpreted them as preparations for another attempt to retake Henderson Field and Guadalcanal.
Is there any chance that Mr. Greggs misinterpreted the time that you were spending together?
An alert crew should not have misinterpreted the radio communication that led to the assumption that the track ahead was clear.
which can be misinterpreted as a system leak.
An accidental touch while you were working very closely on her that she may have misinterpreted.
I guess I misinterpreted your game plan, which for the record was seriously flawed.
Especially if there's any moments of kindness shown, which can be misinterpreted as special treatment,
Conclusion 4: Results-based management has been misinterpreted as not supporting the decentralized way in which UNDP works.
They misinterpreted the Taliban comparison
Look, Rick, is it possible he misinterpreted something you said or did?
It is possible that later sources misinterpreted his title to mean"general of all the East Anatole.