misimpression [,misim'preʃən]

misimpression的基本解释

n.

错误的印象

与misimpression相关的网络例句 [注：此内容来源于网络，仅供参考]

You must not be under the misimpression that magic is all-powerful.

你必须不要误解魔法是全能的。

" Early reports gave the "misimpression that 10,000 residents died in the 2005 storm, said Bush.

劳 拉称此前媒体将 2005 年卡特里娜飓风的遇难人数误报为 1 万人，而实际上据估计死于此次飓风和洪灾的人数为 1800 人。

Even though he is somewhat critical of the characters he portrays, because he writes with such shocking force that people get a misimpression that, like a born gambler or a bandit, he's singing their praise.

尽管他有时本身是带着批判的观点的，但因为他如此富有震撼力的表达反而给人一种错觉，似乎他生来就是一个赌徒，或是一个土匪似的，好像在给他们唱赞歌。

Thus the respected historian Thomas Bailey explained in 1948 that "Because the masses are notoriously short-sighted and generally cannot see danger until it is at their throats, our statesmen are forced to deceive them into an awareness of their own long-run interests," a view recently endorsed by the director of Harvard University's Center of International Affairs, Samuel Huntington, who wrote in 1981 that you may have to sell in such a way as to create the misimpression that it is the Soviet Union that you are fighting.

因此，著名的历史学家托马斯·贝利在1948年说道："由于大众的鼠目寸光已臭名昭著，往往大祸临头才有所察觉，我们的政治家被迫欺骗他们去意识到他们的长远利益受到了威胁。"这个观点在最近得到了哈佛大学国际事务中心主任塞谬尔·亨廷顿的支持，此公在1981年曾写道：（武力干涉或其他军事行动的宣传）必须要给人留下这样错误的印象——你是在和苏联斗争。

Not only did the 15% plunge in October starts dispel this misimpression -- with newly initiated residential construction activity falling to more than a six-year low -- but it underscores how much further this housing recession has to go before it hits bottom.

以美联储前主席格林斯潘为首的多数人紧紧抓住9月份的住房开工率不放（现在看来只是统计数据的一时偏离），得出错误结论，认为住宅市场衰退的最坏时期已经过去。10月份美国住房开工率猛降15%，不仅证实了这个结论的错误，也反映出住宅市场的衰退还远远没达到最低点。