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mismanagement

/mis-man-ij/US // mɪsˈmæn ɪdʒ //UK // (ˌmɪsˈmænɪdʒ) //

管理不善,管理不当,管理失当,管理混乱

Related Words

mishandle处理不当,错误处理,误操作,误伤botch敷衍了事,敷衍塞责,敷衍,敷衍了事的人misinterpret曲解,误读,误解,曲解为bungle一团糟,胡闹,搞乱了,搞乱overlook忽视,忽视了,忽略了,忽略blunder失误,大错特错,失策confound困惑,混淆,混淆视听fumble摸索,摸索前进,摸索着前进fail不合格,失败,不及格,不成功misconduct不当行为,行为不端,失当行为,不良行为muff马夫,闷棍,袖口,拷问misgovern误治,管理不善,治理不善,误导性治理mess up弄乱了,弄乱,搞乱,搞乱了maladminister管理不善,管理不善的人,管理不善者,管理不严

Definitions

  1. 1

    mis·man·aged, mis·man·ag·ing.

    • : to manage incompetently or dishonestly: to mismanage funds.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inmalpractice
Synonyms
carelessness大意,粗心大意,疏忽大意,粗心dereliction失职,失职行为,渎职,失职渎职misbehavior行为不端,不良行为,不当行为,行为不当misdeed缺德事,不轨行为,坏事,缺德行为negligence疏忽大意,疏忽,过失,疏失transgression违反行为,违反规定的行为,违反,违反规定violation违反,侵犯,侵权行为,违反行为offense进攻,攻击性,冒犯,罪行malefaction恶意行为,恶作剧,渎职行为,弊端
as inmisconduct
Synonyms
dereliction失职,失职行为,渎职,失职渎职immorality道德败坏,道德操守,道德,伦理道德impropriety不当行为,不正当行为,不当,不恰当的行为malfeasance渎职行为,渎职,渎职罪,失职malpractice渎职行为,渎职,舞弊行为,弊端misbehavior行为不端,不良行为,不当行为,行为不当mischief恶作剧,弊端,捣蛋鬼,祸害misdemeanor轻罪,轻度,简易程序,低级趣味offense进攻,攻击性,冒犯,罪行transgression违反行为,违反规定的行为,违反,违反规定wrongdoing违法行为,错误行为,错失行为,错案delinquency拖欠行为,拖欠,拖欠费,拖欠债款evil邪恶,邪恶的,恶魔,弊端malversation渎职行为,欺诈行为,渎职,渎职罪misdoing错误行为,错事,错案,错失行为naughtiness顽皮行为,淘气行为,顽皮,顽皮的行为rudeness无礼,粗鲁,非礼,粗暴无礼
as inerror
Synonyms
blunder失误,大错特错,失策failure失败,故障,失败者,失效fault错,故障,错误,缺点flaw缺陷,缺点,瑕疵,缺点是glitch突发事件,故障,小故障,突发情况inaccuracy不准确,不准确的地方,不精确,不准确性lapse失误,失效,误时,过失miscalculation误判,误算,误解,误区miscue误区,混杂物,误判,杂项misdeed缺德事,不轨行为,坏事,缺德行为misstep走错路,走错一步,走错了一步,走错路了misunderstanding误解,误区,误会,谅解offense进攻,攻击性,冒犯,罪行omission遗漏,疏漏,不作为,疏忽sin罪,罪恶,罪过,罪孽transgression违反行为,违反规定的行为,违反,违反规定wrongdoing违法行为,错误行为,错失行为,错案xXabsurdity荒诞性,荒谬性,荒唐,荒谬的事boner骨头,骨架,骨骼,骨灰boo-boo咕噜咕噜,咕噜咕噜声,咕咕,嘘嘘声delinquency拖欠行为,拖欠,拖欠费,拖欠债款delusion错觉,妄想,妄念,幻想deviation偏差,偏离,偏离度,背离erratum排错,排除错误,排除法,排错票fall坠落,跌倒,跌落,摔倒fallacy谬误,谬论,误区,谬种falsehood谬误,谬论,假话,虚伪性falsity假话,虚假性,假的,虚假goof笨蛋,傻瓜,傻子,愚蠢howler嚎叫者,哈勒,嚎啕大哭,嚎叫声misapprehension误解,错误理解,错觉,不理解misconception错觉,误解,误区,谬误miss错过了,错过,怀念,错过的oversight监督,监管,疏忽大意,监察screamer尖叫者,呐喊者,尖叫声,尖叫的人slight纤细的,纤细,纤弱的,纤微slip滑落,滑倒,滑移,溜solecism独裁主义,独断专行,鳎目鱼,独裁症stumble趔趄,绊倒,跌跌撞撞,踉跄trespass闯入,擅入,擅闯,侵入untruth不真实的东西,不真实,不实之词,不真实的事bad job坏工作,糟糕的工作,坏事,工作不顺faux pas走错路,走错一步,走错了一步,走错路了misbelief误信,误解,错信,误判misjudgment误判,错判,错误的判断,错误判断screw-up螺丝钉,纰漏,螺丝刀,搞砸了slipup纰漏,失误,差错,纰漏百出

Examples

  • I care that Feinstein catastrophically mismanaged the hearings, was outwitted without realizing it, and did a grave disservice to the public.

  • Pew said perceptions that China mismanaged the virus contributed significantly to the rise in negative attitudes towards the country in other nations.

  • The Republicans’ mismanaged response to this pandemic and the rush to confirm a Supreme Court justice .

  • The United States is one of the only countries in the world that mismanages checks and balances on drug prices.

  • He also announced a plan to stop funding the World Health Organization over what he called “mismanaging and covering up” China’s failures.

  • It was a mismanagement situation that led to me not acting for 10 months.

  • Some have been a result of mismanagement; others, simply horrible coincidences.

  • He filed for bankruptcy in 1999 due to the alleged mismanagement of his trust fund.

  • Other allegations of rampant mismanagement or crony lending schemes designed to enrich bank executives continue to dog VTB.

  • Nor will Hillary repeat the tactical blunders, disarray and mismanagement of her previous presidential effort.

  • Indeed, according to an official report at the time, worse than mismanagement existed.

  • By mismanagement, he lost his estate, upon which many gentlemen are now living at ease in the city.

  • Yes, of course I was sorry for Mataafa, but a good deal sorrier and angrier about the mismanagement of all the white officials.

  • But it is impossible to live here and not feel very sorely the consequences of the horrid white mismanagement.

  • When the feeling does exist, I believe it often arises from parental mismanagement, or from an unfortunate method of advising.

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