misstep
英 [ˌmɪsˈstep]
美 [ˌmɪsˈstep]
n. 错误; 失策
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
- he recited the whole poem without a single trip
- he arranged his robes to avoid a trip-up later
- confusion caused his unfortunate misstep
双语例句
- He made a misstep and fell down the stairs.
他失足摔下了楼梯。 - The slightest misstep or gust of wind could cause him to fall off the wire.
走错一小步或轻微的风就能把他吹下铁丝。 - ? The theory of classical criminology thinks that the precondition and base of the cognizance of subjective responsibility due to neglectful misstep is the disobeying of the obligation of mental notice.
古典刑事学派的过失犯罪理论认为，违反心理注意义务，是认定疏忽大意过失犯罪主观责任的前提和基础。 - Thanks to an administrative misstep, the co-op ended up short of tokens.
由于管理失误，这个合作社最后出现保姆券短缺。 - 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。 - 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。 - 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。 - 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。 - 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。 - 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。