misleads

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给…错误印象( mislead的第三人称单数 )；使误解；把…带错路；把…带坏

1. What you said may mislead your students.
   你所说的或许会误导学生。
2. A description about a product should not mislead the customers.
   产品的说明书不能误导顾客。
3. By assaulting it, I intend to mislead the enemy.
   我打算用假象欺骗敌人。
4. Dolgorukov was still insisting on his opinion that the French were retreating, and had only lighted fires to mislead them.
   多尔戈鲁科夫一直坚持自己的意见，硬说法军撤退了，他们四处点火，只是妄想欺骗我们罢了。

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