misguide
英 [mɪs'gaɪd]
美 [mɪs'gaɪd]
v. 指导错误; 带错方向; 使误入歧途
过去分词：misguided 现在分词：misguiding 过去式：misguided 第三人称单数：misguides
英英释义
verb
- give bad advice to
- lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions
- The pedestrian misdirected the out-of-town driver
双语例句
- The price for it comprises the sacrifice that is imperative for historical advancement and the wasted human vitality as a result of the misguide of certain illusory things.
其代价既有历史前进必须付出的牺牲，也有某种幻影误导下的生命力的虚掷。 - How some new liberalists influence the reform? How some mainstream economists misguide the reform?
一些新自由主义者如何影响改革一些主流经济学家如何误导改革？ - According to multivariant linear regression analysis for Economies of Scale of construction industry, the paper argues that it is unreasonable for taking the Economies of Scale as the economical course of Construction Enterprise Group ( CEG) as it would misguide us.
通过对我国建筑业规模经济的多元线形回归分析，发现建筑业由于自身行业的特点表面上存在规模经济。 - Meanwhile there are some disadvantages on Web such as complex information as to misguide learners and to fail teachers preparing in knowledge and methods.
但也存在着本身的不足之处，比如信息过为庞杂使学习者容易迷航，教师在知识、方法等方面准备不足等。 - Low-quality auditing will misguide the voucher users to make decision and let them lose money.
低质量的审计工作则会使报表使用者决策失误，从而使其利益遭受损失。 - On the other hand, its over-depiction of material and consumption misguide the white-collar into a wrong conception: the true happiness is the occupation of materials.
从另一方面看，它对物质和消费浓墨重彩的描写导致了白领们误以为真正的幸福是对物的占有。 - One sort of behavior is incomplete or distorted information disclosure mentioned by Williamson, especially purposeful misguide, distortion, concealment and confusion, etc.
第一种行为是威廉森提出的不完全或者扭曲的信息披露，特别是故意误导，扭曲和隐藏相关信息以及制造疑惑等等。 - The other type of behavior is non-deceptive information misguide or incompleteness of information, namely, significant omission of information disclosure.
另一种行为是非欺骗性的误导或者信息不充分，即信息披露的重大遗露。