misstep

英 [ˌmɪsˈstep]

美 [ˌmɪsˈstep]

n.  错误; 失策

法律

COCA.15039

牛津词典

noun

• 错误；失策
  a mistake; a wrong action

英英释义

noun

• an unintentional but embarrassing blunder
  1. he recited the whole poem without a single trip
  2. he arranged his robes to avoid a trip-up later
  3. confusion caused his unfortunate misstep
  Synonym:triptrip-upstumble

双语例句

• Analysis of claim misstep in architectural construction enterprises and strategies
  建筑施工企业索赔失策情况分析及应对策略
• One misstep will undo all our work.
  一步走错，便前功尽弃。
• 2 but if their misstep has become riches for the world, and their loss, riches for the gentiles, how much more will their fullness be!
  2若他们的过失成为世人的富足，他们的缺乏成为外邦人的富足，何况他们的丰满？
• Identification of misstep irradiation and evaluation of effect on absorbed doses in the irradiation process
  辐射加工过程中错步辐照的判别及影响程度估算
• The second is a mea culpa for supporting a giant tax cut by President George W. Bush that turned out to be the first misstep in a lurch away from the path of fiscal probity.
  第二件是他承认自己错误地支持布什总统的大幅减税的措施，事实表明，这是偏离财政稳健轨道上的第一个失误。
• He recited the whole poem without a single trip; confusion caused his unfortunate misstep.
  他朗诵全首诗没有一个差错；迷惑造成他不幸的失足。
• While we were all living life to the full, we seemed only one misstep away from tumbling over the edge.
  当我们努力地充实自己的生活时，我们似乎也一直游走在理性的边缘。
• Professional choice is bad, be equal to is misstep circle.
  专业选择错了，等于就是踏错了圈子。
• Bush, no stranger to the occasional verbal misstep, nearly placed Queen Elizabeth II in the18th century on Monday in welcoming her to the White House on a state visit.
  本周一，布什在白宫接待来访的英国女王伊丽莎白二世时，差点把女王的外交活动前置到18世纪。
• The media are always watching, and any small misstep in your personal life can be distorted.
  媒体总是在关注公众人物，私生活中的任何小过失都有可能被媒体曲解。