misguide

中英词典：misguide

形容词和名词含义

misguide (verb) - to give someone wrong or false information or directions, leading them to make mistakes or wrong decisions.
误导 (动词) - 给予错误或虚假的信息或指引，导致他人犯错误或做出错误决策。 misguided (adjective) - having or showing faulty judgment or reasoning.
误导的 (形容词) - 拥有或展示有错误判断或推理的。 misguidance (noun) - the act or process of misguiding or the state of being misguided.
误导 (名词) - 误导的行为或过程，或被误导的状态。

词语辨析

misguide emphasizes the act of giving wrong information or directions, leading to mistakes.
mislead emphasizes causing someone to have a wrong idea or impression.
deceive emphasizes intentionally causing someone to believe something that is not true.
误导 强调给予错误信息或指引，导致错误。
误导 强调使某人产生错误的想法或印象。
欺骗 强调故意使某人相信不真实的事物。

词汇扩充

misguidedness (noun) - the quality or state of being misguided.
误导性 (名词) - 误导的品质或状态。

近义词

misdirect, misinform, lead astray, deceive
误导，误告，引入歧途，欺骗

反义词

guide, direct, inform, enlighten
引导，指引，告知，启发

柯林斯词典

misguide (verb)
If someone or something misguides you, they make you believe something that is not true or give you wrong directions, so that you do not do the right thing.
柯林斯词典 (动词)
如果某人或某事物误导你，他们会使你相信不真实的事物或给你错误的指引，从而导致你不能做正确的事情。

牛津词典

misguide (verb)
Lead or direct (someone) wrongly or astray.
牛津词典 (动词)
错误地或使（某人）迷失方向。

用法

- She was misguided by her friends into thinking that it was a good idea. (misguide as a verb)
她被朋友们误导以为这是个好主意。 - The misguided advice led to disastrous consequences. (misguided as an adjective)
这个错误的建议导致了灾难性的后果。 - His misguidance caused the project to fail. (misguidance as a noun)
他的误导导致了项目的失败。

例句

1. Don't let yourself be misguided by false promises. - 不要被虚假的承诺误导。
2. The teacher's misguided advice led the student down the wrong path. - 老师错误的建议使得学生走上了错误的道路。
3. She was misguiding her children with incorrect information. - 她用错误的信息误导她的孩子们。
4. His misguided actions have caused a lot of trouble. - 他错误的行动带来了很多麻烦。
5. The misguidance of the tour guide resulted in the group getting lost. - 导游的误导导致团队迷路了。
6. They were misguided by their own prejudices. - 他们被自己的偏见所误导。
7. The company's misguidance led to financial losses. - 公司的误导导致了财务损失。
8. Her misguided beliefs prevented her from seeing the truth. - 她错误的信念使她无法看清事实真相。
9. The misguidance of the government has caused public dissatisfaction. - 政府的误导导致了公众的不满。
10. His misguidance was unintentional, but it still had negative consequences. - 他的误导是无意的，但依然造成了负面后果。
11. She realized she had been misguided and decided to change her course of action. - 她意识到自己被误导了，决定改变自己的行动方向。
12. The misguidance of the map led us to the wrong destination. - 这张地图的误导使我们来到了错误的目的地。
13. They were misguiding the public with false information. - 他们用虚假信息误导公众。
14. He was misguided by his own arrogance. - 他被自己的傲慢所误导。
15. Her misguidance caused the project to go over budget. - 她的误导导致项目超出预算。
16. The misguidance of the website led me to purchase the wrong product. - 这个网站的误导导致我购买了错误的产品。
17. They were misguided in their belief that they could succeed without hard work. - 他们错误地认为他们可以不努力就能成功。
18. His misguided attempt to impress her only made her more disinterested. - 他错误的试图给她留下好印象，只让她更加不感兴趣。
19. The misguidance of the media has caused widespread panic. - 媒体的误导引发了普遍的恐慌。
20. She was misguiding him with false promises. - 她用虚假承诺误导他。