mislead

/ˌmɪsˈliːd/ v.
标准词条 CET-6IELTS
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误导；使产生错误认识

释义与例句

v. 误导；使产生错误认识
to cause somebody to believe something that is not true by giving wrong or incomplete information
  1. The advertisement could mislead consumers about the product's actual cost.
    这则广告可能会误导消费者，使其误解产品的实际价格。
  2. A few unusual cases should not mislead us into rejecting the whole study.
    几个异常案例不应误导我们否定整项研究。
展开其余 1 条例句
  1. The company denied that it had deliberately misled investors.
    该公司否认曾故意误导投资者。

词族与关联词

词族（同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式）
  • misleading 误导的；使人误解的
    形容词，指信息、外表或说法容易使人产生错误认识。
同义词
  • deceive 欺骗；蒙蔽
    mislead 指使人形成错误认识，可能有意也可能无意；deceive 通常强调有意欺骗，让他人相信假信息。
    He deceived customers by selling copied paintings as originals. 他把临摹画当作原作出售，欺骗顾客。
易混词（形近或义近，注意区别）
  • misunderstand 误解；误会
    mislead 是信息或行为“使别人误解”；misunderstand 是某人自己“误解”别人的意思或行为，主语和因果方向不同。
    I misunderstood her silence as a sign of anger. 我误以为她的沉默是在生气。
常见搭配
  • mislead the public 误导公众
    Officials must not mislead the public about health risks. 官员不得就健康风险误导公众。
  • deliberately mislead 故意误导
    The report found no evidence that staff deliberately misled customers. 报告未发现员工故意误导顾客的证据。
  • mislead somebody into believing 使某人误信
    The false headline misled many readers into believing the story was true. 这条虚假标题使许多读者误信报道属实。