曲解

na.twist; misinterpret; distort

网络释义：distortion; misunderstand; misconstrue

网络释义

na.1.(deliberately) misinterpret; distort; misrepresent; twist

1.distort distinguished 杰出,著名的 distort 扭曲,曲解 distraught 心神分散,发狂的 ...

2.distortion distortion 变相 distortion 曲解 distortion 失真 ...

3.misunderstand mistress n. 女主人；夫人 misunderstand vt. 误解，误会，曲解 mix vt. 使混合，混淆 ...

4.misinterpret 曲子〖 song〗 曲解〖 (deliberately)misinterpret;twist〗 曲线图〖 diagram(ofcurves)〗 ...

5.twist 曲子〖 song〗 曲解〖 (deliberately)misinterpret;twist〗 曲线图〖 diagram(ofcurves)〗 ...

6.misconstrue construe 解释，翻译 misconstrue 误解，曲解 ensue 随起，续起 ...

7.perversion conversion 转变，皈依 perversion 堕落，曲解 incursion 侵犯，入侵 ...

8.contort contiguous ? adj. 一致的 contort ? v. 扭弯，曲解 contract ? v. 收缩 ...

1.Object reuse was often touted as a major benefit of object-orientation, but frequently the reality failed to live up to the theory.对象重用经常被曲解成是面向对象的主要好处，但实际往往相悖于理论。

2.With a bit of creativity, you can deliberately misinterpret pretty much anything she says.用些创造力，你能故意曲解许多她说的话。

3.As I see it, this is all a desperate attempt to cut and stretch things into a quasi-monetarist framework, for no good reason.在我看来，这只不过是不怀好意的极度尝试从孤立的角度看问题，用准货币主义的概念来曲解事情。

4.The MP, who serves in India's upper house, later denied his televised remarks and said they had been misinterpreted by his opponents.这位国会议员来自印度上议院，稍后他否认自己在电视讲话中发表过上述言论，说自己的发言被对手曲解了。

5.She misunderstood what I said, and took IT as an insult.她曲解了我所说的话，并认为是对她的侮辱。

6.In the statement, he said the trial is 'a travesty of justice aimed only at creating a symbolic break with the past. '他在声明中说，对本•阿里的审判是对正义的曲解，唯一的目的是创造一个与过去决裂的象征。

7.Due to the lack of good management of enterprise culture, the company first enterprise culture increasingly were misconstrued.由于缺乏对企业文化的良好管理，公司最初的企业文化日益遭到曲解。

8.The newspaper's distortion of what he said made him very angry.报纸对他的话的曲解令他十分生气。

9.How much logic will be contorted in an effort to argue that the 2003 invasion of Iraq was the trigger? I'm thinking a lot.有多少逻辑会被曲解，仅仅为了争论2003年侵略伊拉克是不是这一切的导火线，对此我想了很多。

10.We do not always remember things correctly. An event may be adapted and distorted by our memory.我们不能总是准确无误地记住事情，一个事件可能被记忆接纳，也可能被曲解。