| | mistake / error / to miss / to harm / to delay / to neglect / mistakenly | HSK 6 |
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| | to admit an error / to acknowledge one's mistake | HSK 7-9 |
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| | to correct an error | |
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| | to correct one's errors; to mend one's ways | |
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| | true or false? / correct or incorrect / to correct errors (in a document) | |
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| | to error / to slip / to miss / to err | |
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| | old illness recurs (idiom); a relapse / fig. to repeat an old error / the same old problem | |
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| | to leave room to maneuver; to leave a margin for error | |
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| | to deal a single fatal blow / (fig.) to totally repudiate sb because of a minor error | |
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| | to make a mistake / error | |
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| | to see the error of one's ways / to make a clean break with one's past | |
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| | rushed work leads to errors (idiom) | |
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| | to admonish / to warn sb of their errors / to criticize frankly / Taiwan pr. [zheng1] | |
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| | to repeat errors / to continue blundering / to make continuous mistakes | |
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| | to polish a text / rhetoric / ornate language / to use florid language to conceal errors / to gloss over | |
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| | (TV or movie) blooper / continuity error / (theater) to flub one's lines / unintended exposure of a body part / to be exposed (of a scheme or trick) / to reveal sth one intended to conceal through a slip of the tongue / to blow one's cover | |
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| | error / false / to extort | |
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| | to correct printing errors | |
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| | (of a lazy or incompetent teacher) to hamper students' progress / (of media) to propagate errors / to lead people astray | |
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| | to correct an error | |
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| | to reflect on one's past errors | |
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| | to spread falsehoods / to increasingly distort the truth / to pile errors on top of errors (idiom) | |
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| | mistake; error / to mislead; to lead astray | |
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| | to accept criticism gladly (humble expr.) / to be happy when one's errors are pointed out | |
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| | to deduct marks (when grading school work) / to have marks deducted / penalty points / to lose points for a penalty or error | |
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| | to remedy defects and correct errors (idiom); to rectify past mistakes | |
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| | the slightest difference leads to a huge error (idiom) / a miss is as good as a mile | |
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| | to correct an error | |
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| | lit. if it's wrong, it's wrong (idiom); to make the best after a mistake / to accept an error and adapt to it / to muddle through | |
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| | to translate again (i.e. to redo the same translation) / to translate repeatedly from one language to the next (so multiplying errors) | |
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| | to pass on errors or lies (idiom); the propagation of misconceptions | |
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| | to correct printing errors | |
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| | to correct (in writing) sb's errors or misconceptions | |
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| | to pocket a lost article / (fig.) to correct others' errors / to remedy omissions (in a text etc) | |
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| | lit. Ying writes a letter and Yan reads it / fig. to misinterpret the original meaning / to pile up errors / refers to the letter from capital 郢 of 楚 in which the inadvertent words "hold up the candle" are mistaken by the minister of 燕 as "promote the wise" | |
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| | (polite expression) to be magnanimous enough to forgive or tolerate (one's errors or shortcomings) | |
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| | to give oneself leeway (idiom) / to allow room for error | |
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| | lit. heard in the morning and changed by the evening / to correct an error very quickly (idiom) | |
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| | to make an error | |
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| | to misjudge / error of judgment / incorrect ruling / miscarriage of justice | |
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| | to proceed by trial and error; to learn by making mistakes | |
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| | to report an error / to give wrong information | |
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| | to commit (an error) often / common (mistake) | |
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| | rushed work leads to errors (idiom) | |
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| | to remedy omissions and correct errors (idiom) | |
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| | to make an error of judgment / to be taken in | |
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| | to be full of remorse / to repent and redress one's errors | |
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| | trial and error (abbr. for 嘗試錯誤法|尝试错误法) / to experiment (to see what works and what doesn't) | |
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| | to have room to save a situation / margin for error (idiom) | |
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