misread的意思|misread的解释-里氏词典

misread [mis'ri:d]

vt. 读错, 看错

misread

[ verb ]

read or interpret wrongly

<verb.cognition>

He misread the data

interpret wrongly

<verb.cognition>

misinterpret

I misread Hamlet all my life!

Misread \Mis*read"\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Misread}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Misreading}.]
To read amiss; to misunderstand in reading.

Misread \Mis*read"\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Misread}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Misreading}.]
To read amiss; to misunderstand in reading.

But after the invasion of Afghanistan, Mr. Carter himself acknowledged that he had misread Soviet motives.
Palestinians misread a date on smudged underground leaflets and went on strike by mistake today in parts of the occupied territories and Jerusalem.
Maybe I misread what some of their leaders said when they talked about now going back and trying to raise income tax rates.
Wisniewski estimated he'd slept about four hours since Saturday's drawing, fretting that he'd misread the numbers.
An Arizona man died after a biopsy slide of his malignant thyroid tumor was misread by two different labs.
As we've said in the past, HP New Wave doesn't violate Apple copyrights and we believe our view will prevail when the case is decided." An Apple spokesman, however, said Microsoft "misread the documents.
"I would misread Congress completely if I didn't expect them to come back and to make this a major focal point," says deputy energy secretary and former Louisiana congressman Henson Moore.
This time, however, "we misread the market," he said.
The case is the latest indication that some administration officials and congressional leaders either misread Saddam's intentions in the months preceding the invasion or believed he could be talked out of them.
This should not be misread as a self-sustained, broadly based recovery, but rather as a bouncing back after a shake-out. But during the course of 1992 the economic pace should accelerate.
It also suggests all do-it-yourselfers, like all adults, have annual eye examinations because undetected vision problems may be the cause of smashed thumbs, uneven wallpaper, measuring mistakes or misread instructions.
In one case, a feedlot operator who misread a label killed a pen full of cattle by giving them poison instead of grain.
White, in an opinion joined by the other dissenters, said the court misread the law.
Dr. Healy, who had run a research institute at the Cleveland Clinic, misread the meaning of "director"; she thought it meant she ran NIH.
"Overnight, literally overnight, it became clear to me that it was getting bigger and bigger by the minute and that I had misread it, that I had made a mistake," he said.
The panel admitted that it had misread the trial record and found that Gesell had given a proper instruction on reaching a unanimous verdict on that count.
The test has been awaited in the medical field, where surveys indicate as many as 50 percent of the 40 million Pap smears conducted each year are either misread or yield incorrect results.
He said someone misread a series of test telexes describing bogus radiation readings that the IAEA sent to the United Kingdom's Meteorological Office in Bracknell, near London.
The final report on the downing of the Iranian commercial jetliner by the USS Vincennes last month confirmed what had already been leaked: Technicians under the stress of combat misread radar information.
But at the start of the recession, it misread the economy in precisely the opposite direction.
Robert E. Peary faked his claim that he reached the North Pole in 1909 conceded today that he misread a key piece of evidence.
Miller's secretary misread an invitation to a Gridiron Club event last year as saying white attire was required, instead of white tie, so Miller was the only one who showed up in a white tuxedo.

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