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

• When you're writing working code nearly as fast as you can type and your misstep rate is near zero, it generally means you've achieved mastery of the language.
  当你写的能工作的代码和你打字速度一样快，而且失策率为零，这通常意味着你正在精通这门语言。
• One misstep will undo all our work.
  一步走错，便前功尽弃。
• Now, when he's in the trading pit, that tiny misstep or slight gust of wind is the equivalent to one distracting thought.
  现在，他在场内的交易柜台，走错一小步或轻微的风相当于分心。
• Either a signalling misstep or an actual policy mistake by a central bank or equally, a misinterpretation of a move by the markets could send yields spiking higher and equities lower.
  央行发出错误信号，或犯下实际的政策错误（或者市场错误解读央行的举动），都可能导致国债收益率飙升，股市走低。
• 1I say then, have they stumbled so as to fall? Absolutely not! But by their misstep salvation has come to the gentiles, to provoke them to jealousy.
  1这样，我说，他们失脚是要他们跌倒么？绝对不是！反倒因他们的过失，救恩便临到外邦人，好惹动他们妒忌。
• Equally worrying, if movements in prices are as volatile as the private data suggest, the chances of a policy misstep leading to a sharp correction are higher.
  同样令人担忧，如果价格变动波动的正如私人数据表明的那样，政策方面的失策导致大幅回调的可能性更高。
• 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。
• 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
• Another perceived risk is a policy misstep by regulators trying to tighten liquidity, address hadow banking problems or restrict local-government borrowing, which could set off the very crisis the government is trying to prevent.
  还有一个可预见的风险是，监管部门在试图收紧流动性、解决影子银行问题或限制地方政府借贷时出现政策失误，这可能会引发恰恰是政府力图避免的危机。