Examples of using Misinterpreted in English and their translations into Korean
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Misinterpreted" The Road Not Taken.
Pressure test were misinterpreted.
Commonly misinterpreted as, The end justifies the means.
Daniel: Adrian You misinterpreted me.
And you misinterpreted that as a compliment. You underestimate me.
But his courteous act was misinterpreted.
(WIC originally misinterpreted this commentary in the same way.).
They stumbled over his sayings and misinterpreted his doings.
This is usually easier andmore appropriate for women to do than men, as their motives are less likely to be misinterpreted.
A final word about the misinterpreted ACLU results.
As a form of nepotism. Not to mention, this could be misinterpreted.
You underestimate me. and you misinterpreted that as a compliment.
Accessibility is often misunderstood, maligned, or misinterpreted.
Confronting someone over a minor incident- particularly if it turns out that you misinterpreted what they meant- may produce more stress and drama than the incident itself.
Lawful emergency decisions in Tsilhqot'in communities were disputed or misinterpreted.
Over the centuries, many of God's children misinterpreted the role of the prophets.
The words and actions of a CEO, however small or said casually, are instantly spread and amplified, scrutinized,interpreted and sometimes drastically misinterpreted.
Sues and Alexander Averianov criticised that analysis, arguing that Farke and colleagues misinterpreted or mis-coded some characteristics of the fossil in their analysis.
Although people often misinterpreted his seizure-related problems as drunkenness, Alexander hit the bottle particularly hard as a result of the physical and emotional injuries inflicted by the war.
If the audience doesn't see itself reflected in news stories, then minorities often think their interests are being ignored, misinterpreted, distorted or undervalued.
Sometimes these gifts are unrecognized, misinterpreted, or even punished, and as a result, these exceptional children end up vilified, drugged, or shunted into Special Education.
When someone asked him about it, he actually did remember- it's just that when his soul sent the signal to say“I remember” his brain misinterpreted that signal in the very specific way it needed to say“I forgot” instead.
As noted by Kerr and Tindale(2004), team members may enter meetings with preferences supported by common knowledge and, even when shared, information inconsistent with these preferences may be discounted or misinterpreted.
Ann-Marie Stillion, a communication strategist and artist from Seattle, says she's recently made an effort to wear a smile when in public after having her resting face repeatedly misinterpreted by strangers, friends, and colleagues.
For example, if the report server is set to a regional setting of German, but a user is accessing a report via a URL using a browser that isset to English-United States, parameter values that are passed to a report server will be misinterpreted.
Not only did he conclude that there was no evidence to suggest that healthy adults needed to drink large amounts of water,but he also found a possible reason for the long purported myth: a misinterpreted National Resource Council suggestion from 1945.
Note that the question mark preceded by a backslash(\?) specifies a literal question mark in cases where the character sequence would be misinterpreted as a trigraph.
Man loves to alter, change, misinterpret, and manage it for his purposes.
The officer confused category requirements or misinterprets the law;
The apostle Peter warns against those who misinterpret the Scriptures.