Examples of using Misread in English and their translations into Slovak
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Misread it.
I must have misread the time.
Misread, please ignore.
When a student misreads a poem.
Darl misread our intentions.
I suppose I could have misread the tattoo.
Obama misread his mandate.
Whatever you put into written word has the potential to be misread.
I had to be misreading the text.
He got nervous when he looked at the picture, and Travis just misread it.
The M.E. misread the cause of death.
Research shows that teens often misread facial expressions;
Or am I misreading your post somehow?
I'm just saying maybe you should read it again, because you have misread it completely.
I think you have misread him on this matter.
The Arthur that Phillips andSilver created is caught in a cyclical existence of misread cues.
Perhaps I am misreading it but I read.
For instance the train derailment of the other day in Pakistan;conductor error, misread a switch sign; 170 people died.
I apologize, I misread what you were talking about.
The album was originally to be named Pentagrammaton and to have a pentagram on the cover,but this name was scrapped when several people misread it as Pentagon.
A prophecy that misread could have been.
First, the headline finding-- that Iran halted its nuclear weapons program in 2003-- is written in a way that guarantees the totalityof the conclusions will be misread.
You are either in denial or misreading the safety rules.
Perhaps the translator misread the word and made an erroneous transfer or once when typing and errors crept instead of vair, printed verre- glass.
In research, teens often misread facial expressions;
It can be pretty hard to find the right partner, especially when we know that people change, some people behave differently when in a permanent relationship, rather than just dating,and sometimes you can simply misread a person.
Well, he believed Elliot misread the DNA evidence in favor of the prosecution.
Did you know that nearly 1 in 3 women can misread some types of pregnancy test6?
The Office considers that the General Court misread and distorted the analysis of the Board as well as the National Lottery Commission's own arguments and failed to appreciate that the Board applied the correct legal standard, under Italian law, in finding that the National Lottery Commission had not adduced proof that the date of the post office stamp affixed to the 1986 Agreement was not conclusive.
And studies have shown that 1 in 3 women can misread these types of tests, making them some of the most difficult types of tests to use and read.6.
