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malinterpretar Spanish
malinterpretar To fail to understand or interpret the meaning of words or behaviour correctly.
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Examples for "mistake"
Examples for "mistake"
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I said, 'I expect that sort of mistake often happens, Mr Parkis.
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But the question remains: is setting a transition date actually a mistake?
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However, US President Trump said he thought that would be a mistake.
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Ultimately, the referees' mistake had not changed the course of the game.
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To negotiate with terrorists in this particular case is a mistake .
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This makes sense, and I don't make mistakes and misunderstand the situation.
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The major is the last man in the world to misunderstand me.
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Do not imagine that I can misunderstand it; it does you honour.
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But do not misunderstand me; I admire the English private-thefighting man-exceedingly.
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You will not misunderstand that expression- Ispeakof my debt in money.
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The mountaineer had evidently begun to misinterpret his visits to the cabin.
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The persons who bring discredit on fashion are those who misinterpret it.
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Nor can I conceive that any one will so misinterpret the custom.
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We get orders and levels tangled up; we misunderstand and misinterpret relations.
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Try not to misinterpret and dismiss this vibe as a pushy one!
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A lot of people tried to misconstrue our position and our statement.
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Mr. Hamish, however, chose to misconstrue instructions in the most deplorable manner.
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I wouldn't want you to get confused or to misconstrue my meaning.
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They say this is liable to misconstruction, and then misconstrue it themselves.
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We misconstrue the nature of even those few days or weeks.
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Nor was it possible to misapprehend the meaning of what they beheld.
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Herein, permit me to say, you entirely misapprehend the spirit of the age.
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You misapprehend me; M. de St. Auban has no desire to avert the duel.
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If you would do me the honour to listen, you would not misapprehend me.
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I wish-andyou must not misapprehend me-thatI loved you.
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You cannot misconceive my motives in making this not very agreeable communication.
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To hold it is wholly to misconceive the character of the Hitlerite counter-revolution.
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Then, children of one Father, they could not err nor misconceive one another.
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But we shall entirely misconceive their sin if we judge it by our standards.
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Do not misconceive me-butmessages relative to merest chores.
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Yet government is also notorious for its ability to misread technical change.
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The problem is that both Beard and Fry have misread the situation.
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There are a number of reasons a good analyst might misread Apple.
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That suggests they either misread the market or decided not to listen.
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She was not told her test had been misread until last year.
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Witnesses often misread license plates, as I am sure you are aware.
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Sorry, is a photograph that was extremely easy and appealing to misread.
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The Vicomtesse misread his melancholy; she withdrew her hand from his arm.
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The FISC and the Justice Department had misread the Act, he said.
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I think people misread that and think this is only about celebrities.
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It would not be the first time he had misread another's thinking.
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I was surprised, however, by how badly Duff McDonald misread the cause.
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Julien LeClerc misread her body signals and pulled her closer to him.
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Fears that Blayney's moral views would affect his judgments misread the man.
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Ori wondered if he had misread the address, but their keys worked.
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Federer is sometimes accused of arrogance, which is to misread his character.
