mistake 音标拼音: [mɪst'ek]
n . 错误,误会
vi . 犯错,误认
vt . 误解,弄错
错误,误会犯错,误认误解,弄错
mistake 错误
mistake 差错
mistake n 1 :
a wrong action attributable to bad judgment or ignorance or inattention ; "
he made a bad mistake "; "
she was quick to point out my errors "; "
I could understand his English in spite of his grammatical faults " [
synonym : {
mistake }, {
error },
{
fault }]
2 :
an understanding of something that is not correct ; "
he wasn '
t going to admit his mistake "; "
make no mistake about his intentions "; "
there must be some misunderstanding --
I don '
t have a sister " [
synonym : {
mistake }, {
misunderstanding },
{
misapprehension }]
3 :
part of a statement that is not correct ; "
the book was full of errors " [
synonym : {
error }, {
mistake }]
v 1 :
identify incorrectly ; "
Don '
t mistake her for her twin sister " [
synonym : {
mistake }, {
misidentify }]
2 :
to make a mistake or be incorrect [
synonym : {
err }, {
mistake },
{
slip }]
Mistake \
Mis *
take "\,
v .
i .
To err in knowledge ,
perception ,
opinion ,
or judgment ;
to commit an unintentional error .
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Servants mistake ,
and sometimes occasion misunderstanding among friends . --
Swift .
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Mistake \
Mis *
take "\ (
m [
i ^]
s *
t [=
a ]
k "),
n .
1 .
An apprehending wrongly ;
a misconception ;
a misunderstanding ;
a fault in opinion or judgment ;
an unintentional error of conduct .
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Infallibility is an absolute security of the understanding from all possibility of mistake .
--
Tillotson .
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2 . (
Law )
Misconception ,
error ,
which when non -
negligent may be ground for rescinding a contract ,
or for refusing to perform it .
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{
No mistake },
surely ;
without fail ;
as ,
it will happen at the appointed time ,
and no mistake . [
Low ]
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Syn :
Blunder ;
error ;
bull .
See {
Blunder }.
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Mistake \
Mis *
take "\ (
m [
i ^]
s *
t [=
a ]
k "),
v .
t . [
imp . &
obs .
p .
p .
{
Mistook } (
m [
i ^]
s *
t [
oo ^]
k ");
p .
p . {
Mistaken }
(
m [
i ^]
s *
t [=
a ]
k "'
n );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Mistaking }.] [
Pref .
mis -
take :
cf .
Icel .
mistaka .]
1 .
To take or choose wrongly . [
Obs .
or R .] --
Shak .
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2 .
To take in a wrong sense ;
to misunderstand misapprehend ,
or misconceive ;
as ,
to mistake a remark ;
to mistake one '
s meaning . --
Locke .
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My father '
s purposes have been mistook . --
Shak .
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3 .
To substitute in thought or perception ;
as ,
to mistake one person for another .
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A man may mistake the love of virtue for the practice of it . --
Johnson .
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4 .
To have a wrong idea of in respect of character ,
qualities ,
etc .;
to misjudge .
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Mistake me not so much ,
To think my poverty is treacherous . --
Shak .
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97 Moby Thesaurus words for "
mistake ":
bad job ,
bevue ,
bloomer ,
blooper ,
blunder ,
bobble ,
boggle ,
bonehead play ,
boner ,
boo -
boo ,
boob ,
botch ,
bungle ,
clanger ,
clerical error ,
clumsy performance ,
contort ,
corrigendum ,
distort ,
erratum ,
error ,
etourderie ,
failure ,
false step ,
fault ,
faute ,
faux pas ,
flub ,
fluff ,
foozle ,
fumble ,
gaffe ,
garble ,
gaucherie ,
get one wrong ,
get wrong ,
gloss ,
goof ,
hash ,
howler ,
human error ,
indiscretion ,
make a miscue ,
make a mistake ,
mess ,
misapply ,
misapprehend ,
misapprehension ,
miscalculation ,
miscarriage ,
miscite ,
misconceive ,
misconception ,
misconstrue ,
miscount ,
miscue ,
misdeal ,
misdeem ,
misexplain ,
misexplicate ,
misexpound ,
misidentification ,
misidentify ,
misinterpret ,
misjudge ,
misjudgment ,
misplay ,
misprint ,
misquotation ,
misquote ,
misread ,
misrender ,
misreport ,
miss ,
misstatement ,
misstep ,
mistranslate ,
misunderstand ,
misunderstanding ,
misuse ,
muff ,
near -
miss ,
off day ,
pervert ,
sad work ,
slip ,
slipup ,
squeeze ,
strain the sense ,
stumble ,
take for ,
torture ,
trip ,
twist the words ,
typo ,
typographical error ,
wrench MISTAKE ,
contracts .
An error committed in relation to some matter of fact affecting the rights of one of the parties to a contract .
2 .
Mistakes in making a contract are distinguished ordinarily into ,
first ,
mistakes as to the motive ;
secondly ,
mistakes as to the person ,
with whom the contract is made ;
thirdly ,
as to the subject matter of the contract ;
and ,
lastly ,
mistakes of fact and of law .
See Story ,
Eq .
Jur .
Sec .
110 ;
Bouv .
Inst .
Index ,
h .
t .;
Ignorance ;
Motive .
3 .
In general ,
courts of equity will correct and rectify all mistakes in deeds and contracts founded on good consideration .
1 Ves .
317 ;
2 Atk .
203 ;
Mitf .
Pl .
116 ;
4 Vin .
Ab .
277 ;
13 Vin .
Ab .
41 ;
18 E .
Com .
Law Reps .
14 ;
8 Com .
Digest ,
75 ;
Madd .
Ch .
Prac .
Index ,
h .
t .;
1 Story on Eq .
ch .
5 ,
p .
121 ;
Jeremy '
s Eq .
Jurisd .
B .
3 ,
part 2 ,
p .
358 .
See article Surprise .
4 .
As to mistakes in the names of legatees ,
see 1 Rop .
Leg .
131 ;
Domat ,
l .
4 ,
t .
2 ,
s .
1 ,
n .
22 .
As to mistakes made in practice ,
and as to the propriety or impropriety of taking advantage of them ,
see Chitt .
Pr .
Index ,
h .
t .
As to mistakes of law in relation to contracts ,
see 23 Am .
Jur .
146 to 166 .
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