misquote

vt.

不确切地引用；

n.

引用错误；

复数：misquotes过去式：misquoted过去分词：misquoted现在分词：misquoting第三人称单数：misquotes

1. They can always misquote and change my words, but not my lyrics.
   他们总是误引并篡改我的话，但是我的歌词就不会被这般对待了。
2. To misquote a famous cliché: You can't satisfy all the people all the time.
   在这里错误的引用一句名言：你不能让所有的人总是感到满意。

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