misguiding information 误导性信息
misguiding advice 错误的建议
misguiding statement 误导性的声明
deliberately misguiding 故意误导
misguiding public opinion 误导公众舆论
1. The manager was accused of misguiding the new employees about company policies.
经理被指控向新员工错误地解释公司政策。
2. It is dangerous to be misguiding students with outdated facts.
用过时的事实误导学生是危险的。
3. The article was criticized for its misguiding tone on climate change.
这篇文章因其在气候变化问题上的误导性语气而受到批评。
4. He felt that his mentor was misguiding him away from a career in science.
他觉得他的导师正在把他引向离开科学事业的道路。
A: Do you think the consultant's report is accurate?
A：你认为咨询顾问的报告准确吗？
B: I'm not sure. Some data seems to be misguiding, leading us to a wrong conclusion.
B：我不确定。有些数据似乎是误导性的，导致我们得出了错误的结论。
1) 误导；错误引导
2) 使偏离正轨
3) 提供错误的指导或信息
1. 误导；错误引导
2. 使偏离正道或正确方向
e.g.The misleading advertisement was misguiding consumers.
这则误导性广告正在误导消费者。
verb (present participle)
1. To lead someone in a wrong direction or to give someone wrong information or advice.
Synonym: misleading, deluding, confusing