misconstrue 的定义
mis·con·strued, mis·con·stru·ing.
- to misunderstand the meaning of; take in a wrong sense; misinterpret.
misconstrue 近义词
get a wrong or false impression
misconstrue 的近义词 12 个
- distort
- exaggerate
- misinterpret
- misread
- misunderstand
- pervert
- misapprehend
- misconceive
- misjudge
- mistake
- mistranslate
- take the wrong way
misconstrue 的反义词 5 个
更多misconstrue例句
- In the often-misconstrued words of Barack Obama in 2012, “You didn’t build that.”
- Misidentifying location for video of these events misconstrues the reality of the situation for those watching from afar.
- Fellache is hardly alone in recognizing the power of asynchronous meetings as an attractive alternative to phone calls, real-time meetings and even email, where tone is often lost and content can be misconstrued.
- If we’re not careful, we can be a threat to each other’s health, which can be misconstrued as reason to feel threatened in every way.
- That’s where the oft-misconstrued story of Onesimus comes in.
- Surely, an unreconstructed snob could misconstrue much more.
- "After the Mark Sanford thing, I didn't want anybody to misconstrue [my vacation]," Flake said.
- The fairest observers misconstrue all motives to action, where any received prepossession has found an hypothesis.
- I put in, to laugh Uvo out of the morbid vein which I understood in him but others might easily misconstrue.
- Let us find out what we are talking about, lest we should misconstrue and misunderstand each other.
- But we must not misconstrue words in our versions of a style so loose.
- You will not misconstrue my words, but—but life is not always the same, is it?