Examples of using Misread in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There's a partial fingerprint, but it must have been a misread.
So he was misread.
She was crying out for help and I misread the signs.
It seems our surgical team misread your doctor's instructions.
From my own experience, I misread the rules and I had to remodel the whole project to get less than 3,000 bricks.
The Clinton administration misread an extended and bloody civil war in Yugoslavia before imposing its own shaky partition
The term encyclopaedia was coined by 15th century humanists who misread copies of their texts of Pliny
often people misread this symptom as that of indigestion.
One is that the journalist misread or simply didn't understand the study, and wrote a story
I will tell him that he misread what he saw last night,
The Commission contends that the applicants at first instance misread the notice relating to State aid in the field of taxation.
it seems Dr. Wiggins misread the mri.
The business development people misread it to spin weird fantasies about how the product will cure baldness
broken hearts through all the blunders and misread signals through all of the pain
you can easily misread even the smallest gesture…- Hey…
According to György Soros, the campaign launched by the Hungarian government deliberately misread his views.
you don't want to find out later that you missed an important clause or misread the contract.
The term encyclopaedia was coined by fifteenth century humanists who misread copies of their texts of Pliny
sometimes you can simply misread a person.
We, unable to understand that infinite compassion, misread Him, but He works on with the patience of eternity, in order that desire may be utterly uprooted, and His son may be perfect