mislead

英 [ˌmɪsˈliːd]

美 [ˌmɪsˈliːd]

v.  误导; 引入歧途; 使误信

过去分词：misled　现在分词：misleading　过去式：misled　第三人称单数：misleads　

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牛津词典

verb

• 误导；引入歧途；使误信
  to give sb the wrong idea or impression and make them believe sth that is not true
  1. He deliberately misled us about the nature of their relationship.
     关于他们究竟是什么关系，他故意给我们留下错误印象。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 误导;使误信;欺骗;将…引入歧途
  If you say that someonehas misledyou, you mean that they have made you believe something which is not true, either by telling you a lie or by giving you a wrong idea or impression.
  1. Jack was furious with his London doctors for having misled him...
     杰克对伦敦的医生欺骗自己的行为感到非常生气。
  2. Ministers must not knowingly mislead Parliament and the public.
     大臣们不应该故意地误导议会与公众。

英英释义

verb

• give false or misleading information to
  Synonym:misinform
• lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions
  1. The pedestrian misdirected the out-of-town driver
  Synonym:misdirectmisguidelead astray

双语例句

• Now I have just realized I mislead you in something.
  我现在意识到我有点误导你们了。
• But using accounting rules to mislead regulators with inaccurate information is a poor policy.
  但利用会计规则误导拥有不准确信息的监管者，是一个糟糕的政策。
• If you misuse the word, you may mislead the readers.
  如果错用了这个单词，你可能会误导读者。
• And actually you're separating the two sentences because I mislead you in the beginning.
  实际上你们分开两句话，因为我一开始误导了你们。
• I deem that you're mislead by the propaganda and maybe you're brainwashed.
  我觉得你是被宣传误导了，也许是被洗了脑子了。
• A partially true statement intended to deceive or mislead.
  想要欺骗或误导的部分真实的陈述。
• I hope you are not imputing to me any intention to mislead the public.
  我希望你不是在把故意误导公众的罪名归咎于我。
• We have a right to expect it to regulate properly and not mislead policyholders.
  我们有权利期望它正确监管并且不误导投保人。
• Conducting any advertising or any other publicity for recommendation, which is false or may mislead investors;
  进行虚假的或者误导投资者的广告或者其他宣传推介活动；
• Critics accuse companies of using ads to mislead us.
  批评者指责公司滥用广告误导我们。