zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiào huì fàn rèn cuò
    (Christianity) exemption from error.
  • shí dài cuò nián dài zhí suǒ cún zài de rén huò shēng de shì nián dài shǐ shùn
    Representation of someone as existing or something as happening in other than the chronological, proper, or historical order.
  • xuějiā chōu lái tǐng cuò
    The Havana cigar smokes quite well.
  • jiào shī guàn yòng hóng juàn chū xué shēng de pīn xiě cuò
    The teachers are used to circling the pupils' spelling mistakes in red ink.
  • nián de xuě dùn jié zhōng de zōng jiào huó dòng chuán tǒng de nián zhuǎn gāng rén qīnyáng nián zhuǎn cuò děng zōng jiào huó dòng zhèng cháng jìn xíng bìng shòu dào shè huì fāng miàn de zūn zhòng
    In addition, religious activities during the annual Sholton Festival and the traditional practice of circling Mount Kangrinboqe in the Year of the Horse and circling Lake Namco in the Year of the Sheep along pilgrim paths have been carried on and respected by society at large.
  • shí 'èr duì guò fàn liǎo cuò de tóng zhì zuò liǎo jiào shěn shèn de chǔlǐ
    At the Twelfth National Congress comrades who had made mistakes were handled with circumspection.
  • zài suàn 'ān quán xué zhōngyóu ruǎn jiàn huò yìng jiàn de shū yǐn de cuò zhè zhǒng cuò duǒ guò liǎo cún kòng zhì jìn chéng
    In computer security, an error of omission or oversight in software or hardware that permits circumvention of the access control process.
  • cuò liǎo 'ěr nán duō shì tiáo shénme zhǐ guò shì zhǒng fēng liǎo
    "You mistake, Fernand; it is not a law, but merely a custom, and, I pray of you, do not cite this custom in your favor.
  • jiān jué fǎn duì zài gòng chǎn dǎng nèi tǎo lùn wèn de shí hòukāi kǒu kǒu běn běn lái wéi shàng liǎo shū de jiù shì duì de zhè zhǒng cuò de xīn
    He firmly opposed the misguided mentality of those who, in discussions within the Communist Party, could not open their mouths without citing a book, as if whatever was written in a book was right.
  • zhèng shēng chēng zhàn zhēng shì rán dezhè shuō xiǎn rán shì cuò de
    The government's claim that war was necessary was clearly mistaken.
  • dàn zài lìng fāng miànzài yuè gōu qiáo shì biàn hòuguó mín dǎng dāng yòu rán jiǔ lái suǒ shí xíng de cuò zhèng jìn xíng liǎo tuǒ xié ràng zhì liǎo 'ài guó jūn duì de xìng zhì liǎo 'ài guó rén mín de jiù guó yùn dòng
    B. But on the other hand, even after the Lukouchiao Incident of July 7, the Kuomintang authorities are continuing to pursue the wrong policy they have pursued ever since the September 18th Incident, making compromises and concessions, suppressing the zeal of the patriotic troops and clamping down on the patriotic people's national salvation movement.
  • shǐ huò shǐ néng qīng kǎo huò zhì xíng dòngshǐ fàn cuò
    To cause to be unable to think with clarity or act with intelligence or understanding; throw off.
  • zhǐ rén jìn xíng xué qīng de jiě shì huò wèishénme rèn wéi yán cháng zhù zuò quán bǎo shì cuò
    More than one explained, with erudition and clarity, why he or she believed that duration extension is a mistake.
  • mìng míng dāng míng chēng cuò de míng yóu zhǐ dòng zhí fēn lèi zhōngmìng míng dāng
    An erroneous name, especially in taxonomic classification; a misnomer.
  • bāng zhù de tóng xué rèn shí liǎo de cuò
    Did she help her classmate see his error?
  • shì fǒu bāng zhù de tóng xué rèn shí liǎo de cuò
    Do she help her classmate see his error?
  • shì fǒu bāng zhù de tóng xué rèn shí liǎo de cuò
    Does she help her classmate see his error?
  • guǒ cuò liǎo qǐng jiū zhèngdàn shì xiāng xìn shì de tóng bān tóng xué
    Correct me if I am wrong, but I believe she was a classmate of yours.
  • guān cuàn gǎi de qīng zhèng láo shì dài zhe qīng de zhēng de lái qīn lüè yīng guó dezhèng què cuò zhī jiān de qīng chā bié
    clear-cut evidence of tampering; Claudius was the first to invade Britain with distinct...intentions of conquest; trenchant distinctions between right and wrong.
  • bāo hán liǎng huò duō cuò lián jiē de
    an ungrammatical sentence in which two or more independent clauses are conjoined without a conjunction.
  • tīng dào shé tóu de shēng yīn huò jiě zài xiǎng:“ shuō cuò liǎo shénme?”
    "What have I said wrong now?" She wondered, as she heard he click his tongue.
  • xiē rén wán qiáng jiān chí zhǒng yōu yuè xìng de cuò guān diǎn
    Some people tend to tenaciously cling to the misguided concept of racial superiority.
  • zǎi fēn xià men kàn chū zhè shì wán quán cuò de
    Given closer analysis we see this is totally wrong.
  • duì guǒ gèng zhì jiā fēn men jiù kàn chū shì wán quán cuò de
    Given closer analysis we can see this is totally wrong.
  • cuò luàn de xíng dòng zài hùn luàn zhōng bèn zhòng dòng huò xíng dòng
    To move or act clumsily and in confusion.
  • wéi ( de ) cuò ( bèn zhuō ) dào qiàn
    I'm very sorry for the (my) mistake (clumsiness).
  • fàn de shè jiāo cuò
    To make a clumsy social error.
  • lǎo fàn cuò de rénbèn zhuō de rén bèi rèn wéi hěn bèn zhuō chǔn de rén
    A person regarded as clumsy and stupid.
  • dàn shì wáng míng zhí jiān chí cuò xiàn zài réng zhù zài hái xiě wén zhāng men
    However, Wang Ming has all along clung to his errors. He now lives in Moscow and still attacks us in the articles he writes.
  • fěn suì rén bānghòudāng shí zhù chí zhōng yāng gōng zuò de tóng zhì jiān chízuǒde zhèng zhì xiànyòu chū liǎo cuò de xiǎng xiànjiào zuòliǎng fán shì”。
    After the downfall of the Gang of Four, the comrade in charge of the work of the Central Committee at the time clung to a "Left" political line and put forward a wrong ideological line known as the "two whatevers".
  • nuó wēi hǎi 'àn xiàn de quǎn jiāo cuò zhuàng
    The deep indentations of the Norwegian coastline
  • qīn guò xìn shèn zhì chéng rèn huì fàn cuò
    My father is so cocksure; he won't even admit he's capable of making a mistake.