misconstrued

英 [ˌmɪskənˈstruːd]

美 [ˌmɪskənˈstruːd]

v.  误解(某人的言行)
misconstrue的过去分词和过去式

COCA.45010

柯林斯词典

• VERB 曲解;误解
  If youmisconstruesomething that has been said or something that happens, you interpret it wrongly.
  1. An outsider might misconstrue the nature of the relationship...
     外人也许会误解这种关系的本质。
  2. Jordan's policy has been misconstrued.
     约旦的政策被曲解了。

双语例句

• Some scholars such as Professor Nathanson, have argued persuasively that the Court misconstrued the original intent of the Administrative Procedure Act.
  一些学者，如纳撒教授很有说服力地争论到，法院曲解了《行政诉讼法》的本来意图。
• Isn't it possible you may have misconstrued their remarks?
  您会不会误解了他们的意思呢？
• Not only do you not have to worry about tone, but you can better gauge your bosss reaction, and bonus! theres no paper trail that might get forwarded, misconstrued, filed away, etc.
  那样你不但不用担心你的语气，还能更好地观察你老板的反应，另外，这样也不会留下会被转发、误解、存档的书面记录。
• She is worried about being taken advantage of, worried her words will be misconstrued, worried reporters will rehash the past.
  她担心被人利用，担心自己的话被误解，担心记者会一味重复她的过去。
• Primary health care was misconstrued as poor care for poor people.
  初级卫生保健被误解成给穷人提供劣质服务。
• It betrays a twisted male narcissism and a male desire for patriarchal power and control over female bodies and emotions misconstrued as female longing.
  电影表达的是扭曲的男性自恋思想、对男权主义的渴望和控制女性身体及情感的欲望，自以为女性最想要的就是这些。
• You have completely misconstrued me/ my words/ what I said.
  你完全误解了我[我的话/我的意思]了。
• He said his comments had been misconstrued.
  他说他的评论被误解了。
• I think you've misconstrued what I was trying to say.
  我想你误解了我要说的意思。
• The relationship between natural disasters and communicable diseases is frequently misconstrued.
  人们常常误解自然灾害与传播性疾病之间的关系。