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induzir ao erro
Spanish
despistar
Lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions.
mislead
misdirect
lead astray
Portuguese
induzir ao erro
Portuguese
extraviar
Spanish
aconsejar mal
Give bad advice to.
misadvise
Portuguese
extraviar
1
Maybe she'd struck whoever was steering it and caused him to
misguide
it.
2
But I think I'm deein', an' ye needna
misguide
me.
3
Nature was a realm unknown; but they had analogy to guide, or, rather,
misguide
them.
4
Never did my eye
misguide
me, or my aim swerve a hair's-breadth from its target!
5
Your value there has never been unduly estimated by those whom personal feelings did not
misguide
.
6
He who Allah guides no one can
misguide
.
7
There are so many
misguide
children in this world who just need someone to look up to.
8
The symptoms are atypical and may
misguide
.
9
Do not let me
misguide
you, however.
10
You, who have destroyed the way-marks to
misguide
others, now find yourself adrift because of your own act.
11
The pride of reason seeks to
misguide
men, and lead them away from God and the secrets of Nature.
12
A bed is one of those terrible witnesses which never
misguide
,
and against which no counter testimony can be given.
13
The passions are strangely perverse: and if I am deceived, as I hope I am, it is they that
misguide
me.
14
Most of Jasper's colleagues viewed him as a brilliant, charming, and wealthy executive; but everyone knew his arrogance and greed would
misguide
him.
15
Whether our prejudices about gold and silver are not very apt to infect or
misguide
our judgments and reasonings about the public weal?
16
Beware of those artistic sympathies which you so touchingly confess; beware how, in the great events of life, you allow fancy to
misguide
your reason.
misguide
·
misguide children
misguide men
misguide others
Portuguese
induzir ao erro
extraviar
Spanish
despistar
aconsejar mal
dar mal consejo