英语释义

• tending to deceive or mislead either deliberately or inadvertently;

  "the deceptive calm in the eye of the storm"

  "deliberately deceptive packaging"

  "a misleading similarity"

  "statistics can be presented in ways that are misleading"

片语

misleading drumbeating误导性宣传

misleading information误导性信息

Deliberately misleading有意欺骗的

misleading situation误诊

misleading advice使人误入歧途的指点

misleading concept引入误区

misleading ideas观念误区

misleading behavior误导行为

英汉例句

• in fact, it’s your job to compromise wrong ideas and misleading concepts instead of following them blindly.

  事实上，你的工作就是妥协处理错误的思想和误导的概念，而不是盲从它们。

• a second problem is what i was talking about immediately before this is some of our data are misleading so we get a lot of the information about the world from the media.

  刻板印象的另一个问题是,我刚才就讲了,我们接收到的有些信息是误导人的,我们能接收到这个世界很多信息,从媒体上接收到。

• no one would deny that the modes of communication are changing rapidly, perhaps as rapidly as in gutenberg's day, but it is misleading to construe that change as unprecedented.

  没有人会否认，交流的模式正在迅速改变，当下的速度可能和古登堡那个时代变化一样快，但是把这种变化视作史无前例就是误导了。

• they say that these surprising ideas have passed every experimental test to which they have been put, but that is misleading in a way that is unfortunately typical of the authors.

  他们说，这些令人惊奇的观点已经过每一个试验验证才会被表述出来，但是以这种方式表述却不幸成为了作者的典型形象，这不啻是一种误导。

• it is, therefore, misleading to place the blame for a worldwide development on any one nation. instead, all countries are affected by a global cultural change.

  因此，把全球范围的发展归咎归于某一个国家是有误导性的，应该说每一个国家都受到了全球文化变迁的影响。

• however, this is only one – misleading – side of the story.

  然而，这只是这个故事的——有误导性的——一面。

• he complains that the statement on uncertainties is also misleading because it does not reveal that uncertainties about future climate projections are, in his view, immense.

  他抱怨说，对于不确定性的声明也是误导，因为它没有披露出未来气候预测中的不确定性，在他看来那是巨大的。

• 「given the heated and often misleading rhetoric surrounding this legislation, i know that this was a courageous vote for many members of congress, 」 he said.

  「由于围绕这个法案激烈并经常误导的言辞，我知道对许多国会议员来说，这是一次勇敢的投票。」他说。

• if so, the gloomy predictions of absolute american decline will turn out to be as misleading as similar predictions in decades past.

  假如是这样，那些美国绝对会衰落的悲观预测，就如过去几十年中产生的类似预测误导一样。

• if dealing with a previously designed product, one should remove any element that is not really needed or clutters the view or is misleading in regard to its purpose.

  如果是改进之前设计的产品，那你就需要删除所有不是真正需要的元素，或扰乱视图的元素，或对目标有误导的元素。

• however, i would also like to remind you that you should verify what you reports and sources they come from to avoid misleading the talks and resulting in misunderstandings.

  同时我也想提醒大家，在今后的报道中，能尽量对消息加以证实，以免对会谈产成一些不必要的误导，使有关方面产生误解。

• i don’t know the source of these reports but they are both misleading to the public and unfair to me.

  我不知道这类报道从哪里传出来的，但是这类消息不仅误导公众，而且对我也不公平。

• dark matter might not really be 「stuff」 - it could just be a misleading name for the odd behaviour of gravity.

  暗物质可能并不是真的「实体」——它可能只是对万有引力古怪行为的误导性名称。

• this is misleading and frankly not possible.

  这是误导的，坦白而言也不可能。

• news shows often have an implicit bias that may motivate the portrayal of facts and opinions in misleading ways, even if the information presented is largely accurate.

  新闻中常会出现暗示性的偏见，即使这些信息是大致準确的，这些偏见也可能将事实和观点以误导的方法描述。

相似词

deceptive欺诈的；迷惑的；虚伪的

evasive逃避的；托辞的；推托的

catchy悦耳易记的；引人注意的；易使人上当的

equivocal模棱两可的；可疑的