misapprehension

英 [ˌmɪsæprɪˈhenʃn]

美 [ˌmɪsæprɪˈhenʃn]

n.  误解; 误会

复数：misapprehensions　

TEM8医学

BNC.20099 / COCA.30924

牛津词典

noun

• 误解；误会
  a wrong idea about sth, or sth you believe to be true that is not true
  1. I was under the misapprehension that the course was for complete beginners.
     我误以为这门课是给纯粹的初学者开的。

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 误解;误会
  Amisapprehensionis a wrong idea or impression that you have about something.
  1. Men still appear to be labouring under the misapprehension that women want hairy, muscular men...
     男人们似乎仍然错误地认为女人喜欢体毛浓重、肌肉强健的男人。
  2. We were by now under no misapprehension about the extent of the problem.
     到目前为止，我们对问题的严重程度的理解并无偏差。

英英释义

noun

• an understanding of something that is not correct
  1. he wasn't going to admit his mistake
  2. make no mistake about his intentions
  3. there must be some misunderstanding--I don't have a sister
  Synonym:mistakemisunderstanding

双语例句

• You're operating under a huge misapprehension and we have to tell you about our first case together.
  你误解挺深的，咱得跟你讲讲咱俩的第一个案子先。
• We were by now under no misapprehension about the extent of the problem.
  到目前为止，我们对问题的严重程度的理解并无偏差。
• I thought you wanted to see me but I was clearly under a complete misapprehension.
  我以为你想见我，显然完全是我误解了。
• I wouldn't want so charming a little patriot to be left under a misapprehension about my contribution to the Confederate Cause.
  我不想让这么可爱的一个小小爱国者，对于我为联盟的主义所作出的贡献，仍处于茫然无所知的境地呢。
• To expose this misapprehension, would be to repeat what has been said in the introductory chapter.
  要揭穿这一误解，就得重复一下绪论中说过的话。
• On rereading your letter it seems to us that you are laboring under the misapprehension that we pay for unsolicited manuscripts.
  拜读来翰，先生似有所误会，以为我处对未约写之稿亦付稿酬。
• She could not attribute such behaviour to mistake or misapprehension of any kind.
  她也不能把这种行为归之任何的误会或误解。
• Ther were under the misapprehension that they would be paid.
  他们误以为会有报酬。
• Because of the relative informality of Provisional Applications many inventors are under the misapprehension that any idea or a concept can somehow be protected.
  由于临时申请的相对非正式性，许多发明人误以为任何思想或概念均可予以保护。
• I think, Miss Marple, that you are under a slight misapprehension, began Mr. Petherick.
  我觉得，马普尔小姐，你有些误会了。彭斯瑞克先生说。