英语词汇“mistake”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Chinese translation of 'mistake'

mistake

(mɪsˈteɪk)

Word forms:pt mistook

Word forms:pp mistaken

n (c)

(= error) (in calculations, text etc) 错(錯)误(誤) (cuòwù) (个(個), gè)
(= blunder) 过(過)失 (guòshī) (个(個), gè)

vt

(= be wrong about) 弄错(錯) (nòngcuò)
to make a mistake 犯错(錯) (fàncuò)
you're making a big mistake 你正在犯一个(個)严(嚴)重的错(錯)误(誤) (nǐ zhèngzài fàn yī gè yánzhòng de cuòwù)
to make the mistake of doing sth 误(誤)做某事 (wùzuò mǒushì)
it's a (big) mistake to do that 那么(麼)做是个(個)(严(嚴)重的)错(錯)误(誤) (nàme zuò shì gè (yánzhòng de) cuòwù)
there must be some mistake 一定是搞错(錯)了 (yīdìng shì gǎocuò le)
to do sth by mistake 误(誤)做某事 (wùzuò mǒushì)
to mistake A for B 把A误(誤)认(認)为(為)B (bǎ A wùrèn wéi B)
there is no mistaking ... ... 不可能被弄错(錯) ( ... bù kěnéng bèi nòngcuò)

All related terms of 'mistake'

1 (noun) in the sense of error

Definition

an error or blunder

He says there must have been some mistake.

Synonyms

error

blunder

I think we have made a tactical blunder.

oversight

slip

misunderstanding

Tell them what you want to avoid misunderstandings.

boob (British, slang, old-fashioned)

misconception

There are many fears and misconceptions about cancer.

gaffe (informal)

He made an embarrassing gaffe at the convention last weekend.

slip-up (informal)

The girls had made three crucial slip-ups.

bloomer (British, informal, old-fashioned)

clanger (informal)

miscalculation

error of judgment

faux pas

She made an embarrassing faux pas.

false move

boo-boo (informal)

barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang)

misstep

2 (noun) in the sense of oversight

Definition

a misconception or misunderstanding

Spelling mistakes are often just the result of haste.

Synonyms

oversight

By an unfortunate oversight, full instructions do not come with the product.

error

NASA discovered a mathematical error in its calculations.

slip

There must be no slips.

inaccuracy

Guard against inaccuracies by checking with a variety of sources.

fault

It was a genuine fault.

slip-up (informal)

howler (informal)

I felt as if I had made an outrageous howler.

goof

solecism (formal)

erratum

barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang)

(verb) in the sense of misunderstand

Definition

to misunderstand or misinterpret

No one should mistake how serious this issue is.

Synonyms

misunderstand

They simply misunderstood him.

misinterpret

The Prince's words had been misinterpreted.

misjudge

misread

misconstrue

An outsider might misconstrue the nature of the relationship.

get wrong

misapprehend

To see them as mere stereotypes is to misapprehend their significance.

misconceive

We misconceived their purpose.

idiom

See make a mistake

phrasal verb

See mistake something or someone for something or someone

Quotations

We are built to make mistakes, coded for error [Lewis Thomas – The Medusa and the Snail]The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything [Edward John Phelps]

单词	mistake
释义	Trends of mistake View usage for: mistake (mɪsteɪk) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense mistakes, present participle mistaking, past tense mistook, past participle mistaken 1. countable noun [oft by NOUN] If you make a mistake, you do something which you did not intend to do, or which produces a result that you do not want. She made the mistake of going against her doctor's advice. [+ of] I think it's a serious mistake to confuse books with life. Jonathan says it was his mistake. There must be some mistake. He has been arrested by mistake. 2. countable noun A mistake is something or part of something which is incorrect or not right. Her mother sighed and rubbed out another mistake in the crossword puzzle. ...spelling mistakes. 3. verb If you mistake one person or thing for another, you wrongly think that they are the other person or thing. I mistook you for Carlos. [VERB noun + for] When hay fever first occurs it is often mistaken for a summer cold. [VERB noun for noun] 4. verb If you mistake something, you fail to recognize or understand it. The government completely mistook the feeling of the country. [VERB noun] No one should mistake how serious the issue is. [VERB wh] Synonyms: misunderstand, misinterpret, misjudge, misread More Synonyms of mistake 5. See there's no mistaking More Synonyms of mistake mistake in British English (mɪˈsteɪk) noun 1. an error or blunder in action, opinion, or judgment 2. a misconception or misunderstanding verbWord forms: -takes, -taking, -took or -taken 3. (transitive) to misunderstand; misinterpret she mistook his meaning 4. (transitive; foll by for) to take (for), interpret (as), or confuse (with) she mistook his direct manner for honesty 5. (transitive) to choose badly or incorrectly he mistook his path 6. (intransitive) to make a mistake in action, opinion, judgment, etc Derived forms mistaker (misˈtaker) noun Word origin C13 (meaning: to do wrong, err): from Old Norse mistaka to take erroneously mistake in American English (mɪˈsteɪk) verb transitiveWord forms: misˈtook, misˈtaken or Obsoletemisˈtook, misˈtaking 1. to understand or perceive wrongly; interpret or judge incorrectly mistake someone's motives 2. to take (someone or something) to be another; recognize or identify incorrectly to mistake one twin for the other verb intransitive 3. to make a mistake noun 4. a fault in understanding, perception, interpretation, etc. 5. an idea, answer, act, etc. that is wrong; error SIMILAR WORDS: ˈerror Idioms: and no mistake Derived forms mistakable (misˈtakable) adjective mistakably (misˈtakably) adverb Word origin ME mistaken < ON mistaka, to take wrongly: see mis-1 & take Examples of 'mistake' in a sentence mistake How strange to think that a man's life could hinge on such a trivial mistake. Hugo Wilcken THE EXECUTION (2002) Above us, on the roof, a couple of vultures were waiting for someone to make a mistake crossing the road. Robert Wilson INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS (2002) Stephanie said, "The last time we met, I warned you that cheating me was a mistake. Mark Burnell CHAMELEON (2002) Quotations We are built to make mistakes, coded for errorLewis ThomasThe Medusa and the Snail The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anythingEdward John Phelps In other languages mistake British English: mistake /mɪˈsteɪk/ NOUN A mistake is something you do which you did not intend to do, or which produces a result that you do not want. She made the mistake of going against her doctor's advice. American English: mistake Arabic: غَلَطٌ Brazilian Portuguese: erro Chinese: 错误 Croatian: pogreška Czech: chyba Danish: fejl Dutch: fout European Spanish: error Finnish: virhe erehdys French: erreur German: Fehler Greek: λάθος Italian: errore Japanese: 間違い Korean: 실수 Norwegian: feiltagelse Polish: błąd European Portuguese: erro Romanian: greșeală Russian: ошибка Latin American Spanish: error Swedish: misstag Thai: ความผิดพลาด Turkish: hata Ukrainian: помилка Vietnamese: lỗi British English: mistake /mɪˈsteɪk/ VERB If you mistake one person or thing for another, you wrongly think that they are the other person or thing. I mistook you for my brother. American English: mistake Arabic: يُخْطِأَ بَيْنَ Brazilian Portuguese: confundir Chinese: 弄错 Croatian: zamijeniti s Czech: splést si koho s kým Danish: tage fejl Dutch: vergissen (zich) European Spanish: confundir Finnish: ymmärtää väärin French: se tromper German: verwechseln Greek: παρανοώ Italian: confondere Japanese: 間違える Korean: 오인하다 Norwegian: ta feil Polish: pomylić European Portuguese: errar Romanian: a confunda Russian: ошибаться Latin American Spanish: confundir Swedish: missförstå Thai: ทำให้เข้าใจผิด Turkish: hata yapmak Ukrainian: помилятися Vietnamese: nhầm Chinese translation of 'mistake' mistake (mɪsˈteɪk) Word forms:pt mistook Word forms:pp mistaken n (c) (= error) (in calculations, text etc) 错(錯)误(誤) (cuòwù) (个(個), gè) (= blunder) 过(過)失 (guòshī) (个(個), gè) vt (= be wrong about) 弄错(錯) (nòngcuò) to make a mistake 犯错(錯) (fàncuò) you're making a big mistake 你正在犯一个(個)严(嚴)重的错(錯)误(誤) (nǐ zhèngzài fàn yī gè yánzhòng de cuòwù) to make the mistake of doing sth 误(誤)做某事 (wùzuò mǒushì) it's a (big) mistake to do that 那么(麼)做是个(個)(严(嚴)重的)错(錯)误(誤) (nàme zuò shì gè (yánzhòng de) cuòwù) there must be some mistake 一定是搞错(錯)了 (yīdìng shì gǎocuò le) to do sth by mistake 误(誤)做某事 (wùzuò mǒushì) to mistake A for B 把A误(誤)认(認)为(為)B (bǎ A wùrèn wéi B) there is no mistaking ... ... 不可能被弄错(錯) ( ... bù kěnéng bèi nòngcuò) All related terms of 'mistake' spelling mistake 拼写(寫)错(錯)误(誤) pīnxiě cuòwù to make a mistake 犯错(錯) fàncuò to mistake A for B 把A误(誤)认(認)为(為)B bǎ A wùrèn wéi B to do sth by mistake 误(誤)做某事 wùzuò mǒushì it's a (big) mistake to do that 那么(麼)做是个(個)(严(嚴)重的)错(錯)误(誤) nàme zuò shì gè (yánzhòng de) cuòwù there must be some mistake 一定是搞错(錯)了 yīdìng shì gǎocuò le you're making a big mistake 你正在犯一个(個)严(嚴)重的错(錯)误(誤) nǐ zhèngzài fàn yī gè yánzhòng de cuòwù in hindsight, this was a mistake 事后(後)想来(來)，这(這)是个(個)错(錯)误(誤) shìhòu xiǎng lái, zhè shì gè cuòwù to make the mistake of doing sth 误(誤)做某事 wùzuò mǒushì this has (got) to be a mistake 这(這)一定是个(個)错(錯)误(誤) zhè yīdìng shì gè cuòwù 1 (noun) in the sense of error Definition an error or blunder He says there must have been some mistake. Synonyms error blunder I think we have made a tactical blunder. oversight slip misunderstanding Tell them what you want to avoid misunderstandings. boob (British, slang, old-fashioned) misconception There are many fears and misconceptions about cancer. gaffe (informal) He made an embarrassing gaffe at the convention last weekend. slip-up (informal) The girls had made three crucial slip-ups. bloomer (British, informal, old-fashioned) clanger (informal) miscalculation error of judgment faux pas She made an embarrassing faux pas. false move boo-boo (informal) barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) misstep 2 (noun) in the sense of oversight Definition a misconception or misunderstanding Spelling mistakes are often just the result of haste. Synonyms oversight By an unfortunate oversight, full instructions do not come with the product. error NASA discovered a mathematical error in its calculations. slip There must be no slips. inaccuracy Guard against inaccuracies by checking with a variety of sources. fault It was a genuine fault. slip-up (informal) howler (informal) I felt as if I had made an outrageous howler. goof solecism (formal) erratum barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) (verb) in the sense of misunderstand Definition to misunderstand or misinterpret No one should mistake how serious this issue is. Synonyms misunderstand They simply misunderstood him. misinterpret The Prince's words had been misinterpreted. misjudge misread misconstrue An outsider might misconstrue the nature of the relationship. get wrong misapprehend To see them as mere stereotypes is to misapprehend their significance. misconceive We misconceived their purpose. idiom See make a mistake phrasal verb See mistake something or someone for something or someone Quotations We are built to make mistakes, coded for error [Lewis Thomas – The Medusa and the Snail]The man who makes no mistakes does not usually make anything [Edward John Phelps] Additional synonyms in the sense of blunder Definition a stupid or clumsy mistake I think we have made a tactical blunder. Synonyms mistake, slip, fault, error, boob (British, slang), oversight, gaffe, slip-up (informal), indiscretion, impropriety, howler (informal), bloomer (British, informal), clanger (informal), faux pas, boo-boo (informal), gaucherie, barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) in the sense of fault It was a genuine fault. Synonyms mistake, slip, error, offence, blunder, lapse, negligence, omission, boob (British, slang), oversight, slip-up, indiscretion, inaccuracy, howler (informal), glitch (informal), error of judgment, boo-boo (informal), barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) in the sense of faux pas Definition a socially embarrassing action or mistake She made an embarrassing faux pas. Synonyms gaffe, blunder, indiscretion, impropriety, bloomer (British, informal), boob (British, slang), clanger (informal), solecism, breach of etiquette, gaucherie, barbecue stopper (Australian, informal) Synonyms of 'mistake' mistake Explore 'mistake' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of gaffe Definition something said or done that is socially upsetting or incorrect He made an embarrassing gaffe at the convention last weekend. Synonyms blunder, mistake, error, indiscretion, lapse, boob (British, slang), slip-up (informal), slip, howler (informal), bloomer (informal), clanger (informal), faux pas, boo-boo (informal), solecism, gaucherie, barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) in the sense of howler Definition a glaring mistake I felt as if I had made an outrageous howler. Synonyms mistake, bull (slang), error, blunder, boob (British, slang), bloomer (British, informal), clanger (informal), malapropism, schoolboy howler, booboo (informal), barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang), boner (slang, US) in the sense of inaccuracy Definition an error or mistake Guard against inaccuracies by checking with a variety of sources. Synonyms error, mistake, slip, fault, defect, blunder, lapse, boob (British, slang), literal, howler (informal), miscalculation, typo (informal), erratum, corrigendum, barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) in the sense of misapprehend Definition to misunderstand To see them as mere stereotypes is to misapprehend their significance. Synonyms misunderstand, mistake, misinterpret, misread, misconstrue, misconceive, get the wrong idea or impression about in the sense of misconceive We misconceived their purpose. Synonyms misunderstand, mistake, misjudge, fail to understand, misconstrue, get the wrong idea about, misapprehend, get your lines crossed about in the sense of misconception Definition a false or mistaken view, idea, or belief There are many fears and misconceptions about cancer. Synonyms delusion, error, misunderstanding, fallacy, misapprehension, mistaken belief, wrong idea, wrong end of the stick, misconstruction in the sense of misconstrue Definition to interpret mistakenly An outsider might misconstrue the nature of the relationship. Synonyms misinterpret, misunderstand, misjudge, misread, mistake, misapprehend, get a false impression of, misconceive, mistranslate, get your lines crossed about, make a wrong interpretation of in the sense of misinterpret Definition to understand or represent something wrongly The Prince's words had been misinterpreted. Synonyms misunderstand, mistake, distort, misrepresent, misjudge, falsify, pervert, misread, misconstrue, get wrong, misapprehend, misconceive in the sense of misunderstanding Definition a failure to understand properly Tell them what you want to avoid misunderstandings. Synonyms mistake, error, mix-up, misconception, misreading, misapprehension, false impression, misinterpretation, misjudgment, wrong idea, misconstruction in the sense of slip Definition a mistake or oversight There must be no slips. Synonyms mistake, failure, error, blunder, lapse, omission, boob (British, slang), oversight, slip-up (informal), indiscretion, bloomer (British, informal), faux pas, slip of the tongue, imprudence, barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of slip-up Definition a mistake The girls had made three crucial slip-ups. Synonyms mistake, slip, error, misunderstanding, blunder, boob (British, slang), oversight, misconception, gaffe, inaccuracy, howler (informal), goof (informal), bloomer (British, informal), clanger (informal), miscalculation, error of judgment, false move, misstep, solecism, barry or Barry Crocker (Australian, slang) in the sense of solecism Definition an action considered not to be good manners Synonyms blunder, mistake, lapse, gaffe, impropriety, bloomer (British, informal), faux pas, incongruity, boo-boo (informal), breach of etiquette, gaucherie, indecorum, cacology
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