zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yìng shuō men de tuī lùn wán quán cuò liǎo
    He insisted that our inference was all wet.
  • miù lùn jiàn zài cuò huò xiào tuī lùn shàng de shēng míng huò lùn
    A statement or an argument based on a false or an invalid inference.
  • xiān zhī zhǒng zhēn chá shǒu duàn zhī zhǐ huī yuán de cōng míng de tuī lùn pàn duànjiǎn shǎo cuò shí xiàn bān de zhèng què zhǐ dǎoshì zuòde dào de
    It is possible for a commander to reduce errors and give generally correct direction, first through all kinds of reconnaissance and then through intelligent inference and judgement.
  • zài dǒu zhēng zhōngyóu zhù guān zhǐ dǎo de zhèng què huò cuò huà liè shì wéi yōu shìhuà bèi dòng wéi zhù dòng huà yōu shì wéi liè shìhuà zhù dòng wéi bèi dòng
    In the struggle, correct subjective direction can transform inferiority into superiority and passivity into initiative, and incorrect subjective direction can do the opposite.
  • fān zhōng yòu hěn duō cuò
    There are numerous -ties in the translation.
  • jīng shén cuò luàn de lìng zhǒng shuō
    informal terms for insanity.
  • wán quán bèi shuō liǎoduì zhè dùn fàn wán quán mǎn zhè men wàng de wán quán yànggǎn dào shí fēn kùn nánquán xīn de xíng shìfāng xiàng wán quán cuò liǎozhè quándōu shì de cuòquán xīn de fāng ;( whole jīng cháng fēi zhèng shì yòng lái dài wholly, awholenewidea( quán xīn de xiǎng ))。
    he was wholly convinced; entirely satisfied with the meal; it was completely different from what we expected; was completely at fault; a totally new situation; the directions were all wrong; It was not altogether her fault; an altogether new approach; (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly' as in a whole new idea).
  • zhè 'àn xiǎn rán cuò liǎo tǎng zài chuáng shàng 'ér qiě míng xiǎn shì fēi cháng tòng xiǎn rán hěn zhòng yào néng zài lái bīn míng dān shàng lòu diàoxiǎn ránzhè wán quán shì shuō dào xiǎn rán zài zhè 'ér zhù guò duàn shí jiān rèn wéi yōng yòu zhè xiē cái chǎndàn hěn míng xiǎn shì xiǎn rán cuò liǎo;( plain jīng cháng fēi zhèng shì dài plainly shǐ yòng zài heisplainstubborn( xiǎn rán hěn zhí)。
    the answer is obviously wrong; she was in bed and evidently in great pain; he was manifestly too important to leave off the guest list; it is all patently nonsense; she has apparently been living here for some time; I thought he owned the property, but apparently not; You are plainly wrong; (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly' as in he is plain stubborn).
  • de huí shì shù zhì jiù shì cuò liǎo zhī dào shì gāi hái shì gāi xiào
    Your answer is either ingenious or wrong. She didn't know whether to laugh or cry.
  • men fāng miànshàng yòu zhì zào zhī cuò yòng cōng míng 'ér yòu xiào de dòng zuòzài yòu zhì de mín zhòng yǎn zhī xiàzào chéng rén cuò juédiào dòng rén jiù fàn wéi shēng dōng zhī lèizhè jiàn shì de néng xìng qián miàn jīng shuō guò liǎo
    On our part, we can deliberately make the enemy commit errors, that is, we can mislead him and manoeuvre him into the desired position by ingenious and effective moves with the help of a well-organized local population, for example, by "making a feint to the east but attacking in the west". This possibility has already been discussed.
  • wéi xíng piàn 'ér yǐn yòng huā qiǎo de tuī de cuò lùn
    a deliberately invalid argument displaying ingenuity in reasoning in the hope of deceiving someone.
  • xīn de 802.11b biāo zhǔn zài bǎo liú yuán biāo zhǔn de jiū cuòān quándiàn yuán guǎn yōu diǎn de qíng kuàng xiàzēng jiā liǎo xiàng guān jiàn nèi róng dài kuān zēng jiā dào 11 zhào wèi / miǎo de shù
    Intended to retain the error-correction, security, power-management and other advantages of the original, the new 802.11b standard adds a key ingredient -- technique for increasing bandwidth to 11M bit/sec.
  • lùn shì yǐng shì de shù hái shì zhì náng tuán de lùn dōubù jiě jué men suǒ zhù de qiú de cuò zōng de wèn
    Neither the techniques of show business nor the theories of the intellectual think-tanks, are sufficient to cope with the complexities of the globe that we now inhabit.
  • ruò chéng fǎng wèn nèi cún kuài wài de shù huò zhě zài chū shǐ huà zhī qián shǐ yòng nèi cún ( shǔ cháng guī biān chéng cuò ), huì chǎn shēng de hòu guǒ
    If a program accesses the array outside of its memory block or uses the memory before initialization (common programming errors) there will be unpredictable results.
  • ruò shì jiāng biàn liàng chū shǐ huà chéng chāo chū shēn néng de zhí ( lùn zhè zhí de shù zhí xíng shì ), biān jiù huì xiàng men bào gào tiáo chū cuò xiāo
    If you try to initialize a variable with a value bigger than it can hold (regardless of the numerical form of the value), the compiler will give you an error message.
  • zuì néng jiǎn yàn men jiāng de cái néng guò shuō : " hěn bào qiàn yīnggāi zài de péng yǒu miàn qián shǐ nán kānshì de cuò
    Perhaps nothing tests our capacity to initiate change as much as saying "I'm sorry I embarrassed you in front of your friends. That was wrong of me."
  • hòu láizài jiǔ nián men fàn liǎo cuò gǎo yuè jìnkāi shǐ zūn zhòng jīng guī liǎozhè jiù shǐ shēng chǎn xià jiàng liǎo
    But in 1958 we made a mistake by initiating the Great Leap Forward. We neglected the laws governing economic development and consequently production dropped.
  • cuò de dài yòu shāng hài xìng de fāng shì zuò shì qíng
    doing a proper act in a wrongful or injurious manner.
  • yīn wéi cuò zuì 'è huò zhě shāng hài 'ér yīnggāi shòu dào bèizénàn
    deserving blame or censure as being wrong or evil or injurious.
  • cuò chù yòng hóng shuǐ zuò liǎo hào
    Mistakes were scored in red ink.
  • yòng hóng juàn de pīn xiě cuò
    Spelling mistakes circled in red ink
  • zhǒng nèi zài de duì zhèng què cuò de pàn duàn
    An innate knowledge of right and wrong.
  • zhè jiǔ guǎn de lǎo bǎn chū míng xiōng hěn zhǔn shǒu xià rén fàn diǎn cuò
    The innkeeper is a notoriously hard driving, whip-cracking perfectionist.
  • suī rán at&t hěn kuài chá jué dào cuò bìng xuē jiǎn fèi shuài kāi shǐ gǎi shàn pǐn zhìdàn shì hái shì miàn duì liú shī diào yuán yòu shì chǎngjīng guò zhè jiào xùn zhī hòu, at&t xué huì liǎo shénme jiào zuò cháng shuài
    AT&T saw its error quickly,though,cut its rates,and began offering innovative packages.It still faces heavy competition,but it now knows quite a bit about the Law of Compensation.
  • zài xìng cún chǔ shè bèi zhōng cún chǔ shù huò cóng zhōng jiǎn suǒ shù de guò chéng zhōngyóu dào qián wèi céng guò de 'èr jìn zhì 'ér jiǎn chū lái de zhǒng cuò zhùyǐn zhè zhǒng hùn xìn de yuán yīn tōng cháng shì zài biǎo miàn céng zhōng yòu quē xiàn huò zài biǎo miàn shàng cún zài wēi
    An error detected by reading of a binary character not previously recorded, in storing, or retrieving data from a magnetic storage device.Note: Drop-ins are usually caused by defects in or the presence of particles on the magnetic surface layer.
  • rén jīng shén cuò luàn
    That person is insane.
  • jīng shén cuò luàn de zāo shòu jīng shén cuò luàn de tòng de qīng xǐng de
    Suffering from lunacy; insane.
  • huàn xīn shén cuò luàn defēng de
    Suffering from a disorder of the mind; insane.
  • luó shén jīng cuò luàngěi sòng jìn liǎo fēng rén yuàn
    Robert lost his mind and was committed to an insane asylum.
  • fēng kuáng de jīng shén wěn luàn de zhī xiāng guān huò yǐn zhī dejīng shén cuò luàn de huò fēng kuáng de
    Of, relating to, or induced by a mental disorder; insane or mad.
  • bèi jiè kǒu shì jīng shén cuò luàn
    She was pleading insanity.
  • shén jīng cuò luàn de lìng zhǒng shuō
    obsolete terms for legal insanity.