0 to think you have understood someone or something when you have not -- 误解；曲解
If you think that these transport problems can be solved by building more roads, you completely misunderstand the nature of the problem. 如果你认为这些交通问题可以通过修更多的路来解决，你就完全曲解了问题的本质。
I told him I'd meet him here, but perhaps he misunderstood and went straight to the restaurant. 我告诉他我在这儿等他，但可能他理解错了，直接去了饭馆。
In her teens she felt frustrated and misunderstood. 在少女时期，她觉得灰心，被人误解。
As a result, linguists have been misunderstood in public debate, so that the level of public debate about language remains low.
He was misunderstood by all sides for this stand.
Parkes somewhat disingenuously dismisses much of this debate, claiming that concepts such as ' phases of grief ' have been misunderstood and misinterpreted as rigid and fixed.
In a design team, most conflicts occur due to misunderstanding of one's assessment of specifications and contexts.
There is virtually unlimited opportunity for misunderstanding through failed communication, so substantial effort is required to ensure effective communication.
In my opinion, such words may be misunderstood if we are not familiar with their usages.
In the end he is misunderstood by the media and misjudged by the reading public.
Many other potential sources of misunderstanding occur throughout the book, though perhaps none is as serious as the one just mentioned.
