misinterpret造句

permissible misinterpret

To understand incorrectly; misinterpret.

To misinterpret the original meaning

To mistake the meaning of; misinterpret.

It is easy to misinterpret these findings.

People tend to misinterpret what I say.

Try not to misinterpret any word from the given exercise.

Please don't misinterpret anything that I've said here.

You are tend to misinterpret what i mean.

My biggest problem is that people always misinterpret me as being aggressive.

If the program expresses itself with Boolean notation, the user can be expected to misinterpret it.

People often misinterpret what simplification means. It's not a way to remove work from your life.

Please allow me to assure you that you partially misinterpret my emotions.

With a bit of creativity, you can deliberately misinterpret pretty much anything she says.

For one thing, the adapted classics misinterpret the original meaning of the works and lower their real value.

But because people don't actually move and the picture is still, people misinterpret it as a straight line bending.

That there will be no more death. Don't misunderstand or misinterpret! but the INTERPRETATION of death will be made plain.

On remand, the agency may simply produce a better rationalization for its action, or reach the same result using different procedures, or misinterpret the court's directives (perhaps intentionally).

The meaning of sentences sometimes confused them: They might misinterpret “The girl is chased by the horse” to mean “The girl is chasing the horse.

On the other hand, the anti-aesthetic acceptant motive make the misinterpret and misreading of many readers and audience then to Sushi's Ci.

It seems to be the mainstream in contemporary Chinese vanguard arts to tease the society,to misinterpret classics,to disintegrate nobility and to topple arts.

Do not misinterpret the meaning of humanitarianism and be bogged down by concern over the loss of lives which may be inevitable.

An agency may tend to misinterpret a jurisdictional limitation in order to expand its power and authority, for example, and full judicial review of legal issues can counteract this tendency toward bureaucratic empire building.

Because it is so difficult to click on something without inadvertently moving the cursor a pixel or two, the frequent act of selecting something must not accidentally cause the program to misinterpret the action as the beginning of a drag-and-drop operation.