misconceived

英 [ˌmɪskənˈsiːvd]

美 [ˌmɪskənˈsiːvd]

adj.  计划不周的; 判断失误的; 欠考虑的
v.  误解; 误会
misconceive的过去分词和过去式

过去式：misconceived　过去分词：misconceived　

BNC.33952 / COCA.42590

牛津词典

adj.

• 计划不周的；判断失误的；欠考虑的
  badly planned or judged; not carefully thought about
  1. a misconceived education policy
     考虑不周的教育政策
  2. their misconceived expectations of country life
     他们事先对乡村生活的错误想法

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED (计划、方法)设想错误的，不合适的
  If you describe a plan or method asmisconceived, you mean it is not the right one for dealing with a particular problem or situation.
  1. The teachers say the tests for 14-year-olds are misconceived.
     老师们说这些测试并不适合14岁的孩子。
  2. ...Lawrence's worthy but misconceived idea.
     劳伦斯值得一提但考虑不周的想法

双语例句

• What is more, some of our fundamental concepts could be misconceived.
  更重要的是，我们的一些基本观念可能都是错误的。
• Certainly, much of this criticism is misconceived or exaggerated.
  诚然，这些批评大多有失公允或言过其实。
• The housing needs of our inner cities have been misconceived from the start.
  我们旧城区的住房需求一开始就受到误解。
• It says the whole question is misconceived.
  它说整个问题是一个误解。
• But the arguments it is putting forward to resist the introduction of effective competition are misconceived.
  但天空为抵制引入有效竞争而给出的各种理由是基于错误的认识。
• The teachers say the tests for 14-year-olds are misconceived.
  老师们说这些测试并不适合14岁的孩子。
• But that does not mean the industry as a whole is socially useless or even that all its innovations were misconceived.
  但这并不意味着，整个行业对社会无益，甚至所有创新的想法都是错误的。
• Commonly misconceived, many people believe that the greatest benefit is being able to write the schools name on a resume.
  很多人误以为进入一流大学最大的好处是可以再简历上写上大学的名字。
• His grand plans were misconceived.
  他的宏伟计划全都设想错了。
• However, this preconception might be misconceived as students are switching to a more health conscious lifestyle involving teetotalism and exercise.
  然而随着越来越多的学生们开始健康的生活方式，戒酒并且做运动，上面的形象就不免失真了。