| 词汇 | mistake |
| 释义 | mistake (verb) mistake 3 ENTRIES FOUND: mistake (noun) mistake (verb) mistaken (adjective) 1 mistake /məˈsteɪk/ noun plural mistakes 1 mistake /məˈsteɪk/ noun plural mistakes Learner's definition of MISTAKE [count] : something that is not correct : a wrong action, statement, or judgment : error错误；失误 It would be a mistake to assume that we can rely on their help.如果认为我们可以依靠他们的帮助，那就错了。 There must be some mistake.一定是出了差错。 a stupid/careless mistake愚蠢/粗心的错误 a costly/serious/bad mistake代价惨重/严重/糟糕的错误 a deadly/fatal/tragic mistake致命/可悲的错误 The manuscript contains numerous spelling mistakes.这份手稿有许多拼写错误。 There's a mistake in the schedule.这个日程表里有个错误。 “When does the movie start?” “At 8:00. No, wait—my mistake —it starts at 8:30.”“电影什么时候开始？”“8点。不，等一下，我弄错了，8点30分开始。” Don't worry about it. It was an honest mistake. [=something that anyone could be wrong about]别担心了，这是一个无心的过错。 — often used with make常与make连用 Everybody makes mistakes from time to time.每个人都会偶尔犯错误。 I made the mistake of believing her.我错误地相信了她。 — see also make no mistake (below) and no mistake chiefly British, old-fashioned — used to stress the truth or accuracy of a statement无疑地；确确实实 She's the one I saw, and no mistake. [=she is definitely the person I saw]她就是我所见到的那个人，没错。 by mistake : because of a mistake : without intending to错误地；无意地 I got on the wrong train by mistake. [=accidentally]我不小心上错了火车。 make no mistake — used to stress the truth or accuracy of a statement别搞错；要知道 Make no mistake (about it), if we don't address these problems now, they will only get worse.要知道，如果我们现在不解决这些问题，情况只会更糟。 2 mistake /məˈsteɪk/ verb mistakes; mistook /məˈstʊk/ ; mistaken /məˈsteɪkən/ ; mistaking 2 mistake /məˈsteɪk/ verb mistakes; mistook /məˈstʊk/ ; mistaken /məˈsteɪkən/ ; mistaking Learner's definition of MISTAKE [+ object] 1 : to understand (something or someone) incorrectly误解 They mistook my meaning.他们误解了我的意思。 2 : to make a wrong judgment about (something)错误判断 The army's leaders mistook the strength of the enemy. [=they did not realize how strong the enemy was]军方领导低估了敌军的实力。 ◊ If you say there is no mistaking something, it is very clear or obvious.不可能被认错；显而易见 She may be unconventional but there's no mistaking her ability to run the company.她的做法或许不按常规，但她肯定有能力管理这家公司。 There was no mistaking his determination. [=his determination was obvious]他的决心显而易见。 3 : to identify (someone or something) incorrectly把…误认为 — usually + for I mistook him for his brother. [=I thought that he was his brother]我把他误当成他哥哥了。 |
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