UNDERSTAND#to not understand the correct meaning of something that someone says or does, or of facts that you are considering 对…误解,错误地理解SYN misread, misconstrue
misinterpret• Your friendliness could easily be misinterpreted.• Soares subsequently claimed that his remarks had been misinterpreted.• The £35,000-a-year adrep told a Londontribunal the detectivemisinterpreted his movements.• The conclusion at Geneva was to be misinterpreted, if not misunderstood, for years to come.• Some said voters might have misinterpretedinnocent actions.• Too easy for audiences to misinterpret, it would have reasoned.• So in many ways misinterpreting the concept of core groups can be just as dangerous as ignoring their reality.• Delgado badly misinterpreted the statistics of the survey.• What happens if they misinterpret their programs?• A lot of people misinterpreted what I was saying, and have called me a racist.• Without recognising that knowledge of this kind is in play, we may misinterpret what is said about particular texts.
ADVERB | VERB + MISINTERPRET | PREPOSITIONADVERB➤completely完全地誤解➤easily容易誤解▸➤deliberately, wilfully/willfully故意曲解VERB + MISINTERPRET➤be easy to容易誤解◇It would be easy to misinterpret results from such a small sample.從這樣小的一份抽樣出發容易得出錯誤的結論。PREPOSITION➤as誤解為⋯◇I realized that what I'd said could be misinterpreted as criticism.我意識到我的話可能被誤解為批評。