Examples of using Misinterpreted in English and their translations into Chinese
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Misinterpreted for almost 100 years.
It would be misinterpreted as weakness.
The latter has long been overlooked and misinterpreted.
You have misinterpreted my message.
It may-- he may have misinterpreted.
People also translate
Perhaps he misinterpreted what he was seeing.
Human nature has been misinterpreted.
I think you misinterpreted their message.
But if taken out of context, his words may be misinterpreted.
Thirst can be misinterpreted as hunger.
If misinterpreted, however, they become a great obstacle.
Mr. Gomes said his comments to the media had been misinterpreted.
Readers here seriously misinterpreted what I was doing.
In criminal cases,DNA evidence is sometimes misused or misinterpreted.
Perhaps I have misinterpreted this and someone can clarify.
He realized that his subordinates often misinterpreted his actions.
You either misinterpreted what I said or I did not say it clearly.
He said he did not want to be misinterpreted by the past.
To many times we have seenbeautiful art destroyed simply because it was misinterpreted.
They believed that she had misinterpreted the situation in Angola.
This is a symptom of depression that is often overlooked or misinterpreted.
Well-meant feedback can easily be misinterpreted as a personal attack.
The Panel notes that its assessment in some areas has been misinterpreted.
It should not be misinterpreted as a sign that trade tensions are easing.
But the Stanford Experiment was highly flawed andhas been misinterpreted.
The higher the reflected energy, the higher the risk of misinterpreted measurement results.
However, the Exchequer Court's decision in Boehringer has been misinterpreted.