misconceptions

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美 [mɪskənˈsɛpʃənz]

n.  错误认识; 误解
misconception的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 错误观念;错误看法;误解
  Amisconceptionis an idea that is not correct.
  1. It is a misconception that Peggy was fabulously wealthy...
     人们误以为佩吉相当有钱。
  2. There are many fears and misconceptions about cancer.
     人们对癌症非常恐惧，而且存在许多错误看法。

双语例句

• Short observations on news events that use your expertise, for example to point out misconceptions, are great.
  利用你的专业技能对新闻事件发表短评，例如指出错误的概念，这是很好的。
• Undesirable consequences flow from these misconceptions.
  这些误解造成了不良的影响。
• Our continued neglect of the relationship between biological research and our lives has led to a number of misconceptions.
  我们一直忽视生物研究和自己生命之间的关系，这已经导致了无数误解。
• To this day, in some cultures, misconceptions about girls'capabilities in science abound.
  直至今日，在一些文化中，关于女孩的科学能力的误解仍然大量存在。
• Let me set the record straight on the misconceptions contained in your article.
  我来纠正一下你文章里的错误认识。
• I will always cherish the initial misconceptions I had about you.
  我永远珍爱对你最初的误解。
• But this view is based on misconceptions and outdated stereotypes.
  但是，这种观点是基于误解和过时的成见。
• Widespread misconceptions about nature and nurtured.
  这也就是C所表达的意思。D说是对自然与培育的广泛误解。
• Over history, people have developed strange misconceptions about the Bible and the tales it tells.
  在历史发展的过程中，人们对圣经及及圣经故事产生了不少奇怪的误解。
• Avoid stereotyping, sensationalism and perpetuating myths and misconceptions when reporting on mental health issues.
  在报道精神卫生问题时避免陈旧观念、追求轰动效应以及历久不衰的神话和误解。