| 释义 |
misfile, v.|mɪsˈfaɪl|
[f. mis-1 + file v.3]
trans. To file wrongly.
1961Webster, Misfile, vt.., to file in the wrong place. 1975Jrnl. Library Automation July 229 Another block of 0.9 percent of the title entries will be completely misfiled by the use of a simple table lookup approach. 1985Inmac Catal. Spring/Summer 23/2 Misfiling a computer tape can mean costly delays while the right tape is found. 1992Accountancy Nov. 62 The advantages of a DIP system are that images—unlike paper documents—do not have to be physically moved around the office.., and they cannot be lost, misfiled or damaged in the way that paper can.
Hence misˈfiled ppl. a., misˈfiling vbl. n.
1975Jrnl. Library Automation July 221 An empirical study was made of the frequency of misfiling that would occur for each article if simple table lookup procedures were used. 1981Amer. Libraries Sept. 502/1 Trainees test their understanding of that rule by deciding how a set of misfiled cards could be sequenced. 1994Arizona Republic 5 Aug. (2 star ed.) e14/1 Imagine waiting an eternity on a bench as hard as the Rock of Ages for some inefficient clerk to track down your misfiled records. 1994N.Y. Law Jrnl. 9 Sept. 4/4 A system ‘which permitted the wrongful termination of a career to go unchallenged based upon an inadvertent and non-prejudicial misfiling would ill deserve and not long collect the revenue which this statute was crafted to secure.’ |