misguide

1 I hope she's able to enjoy it because as misguided as Effie can be, she has a very keen instinct about certain things and must at least suspect we're in trouble.

2 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。

3 “A misguided disciple. And now that you’ve walloped him with this tremendous spanking, what now, friend? Could he become a slave?”

4 But the instructions are misguided, because there is no such thing as a paragraph.

5 Renner will play the bow-and-arrow-carrying hero Hawkeye, who wasn't a member of the team when it was created in the 1960s but became an integral member soon after, when the misguided villain switched sides.

6 The population most affected by this misguided law is formerly incarcerated women with children, most of whom were imprisoned for drug crimes.

7 Do not be misguided by my poetic inclinations.

8 “If you don’t want to tell me, that’s fine. But don’t fabricate some story out of a misguided desire to pacify or impress me.”

9 What makes things worse is that some ads try every means to misguide people's attention.

更糟的是，一些广告为了赢得人们的关注想方设法误导自动搜索引擎。

10 He warned his colleagues from the Deep South that their opposition to the mere mention of an end to slavery and the slave trade was misguided.

11 Refrain from letting what others decide mislead or misguide you.

12 I had tried to read up on what should happen at an execution; I had some misguided thought that I could intervene if they did something incorrectly.

13 “I won’t mention that misguided trip to Baton Rouge. That incident, I believe, caused me to form a mental block against working.”

14 Moss cried because he missed his father, missed a misguided habit of picking up unowned furniture, missed that silly humor.

15 Alice turned and walked back to the cluster of stalls, her gait dainty and contrived, as though a misguided person had taught her how to walk “like a lady.”

16 But crazy or fatally misguided are real possibilities.

17 Some folks swore she was a witch; a few misguided harpies insinuated she had poisoned or otherwise murdered the three husbands who had died on her.

18 But critics call the move misguided for several reasons.

19 The popular narrative that emphasizes the deaths of slavery and Jim Crow and celebrates the nation’s “triumph over race” with the election of Barack Obama is dangerously misguided.

20 Adams believed that Jefferson’s version of the story, while misguided, was destined to dominate the history books.

1 把…引入歧途

betray mislead

2 指导错误

misdirect

3 误入歧途

pervert go astray misguided devious stray deviate blear

4 使误入歧途

pervert blear

5 误导

misleading deceivable fallaciously blindfold mislead bamboozle misorient deceit misinform