false impression

基本解釋

• 錯覺；虛假印象

英漢例句

雙語例句

• And maybe that’s not a false impression; maybe it’s the simple truth.
  也許，這樣說竝非錯誤的印象；也許，這就是簡單的事實(shí)。
• The idea of “waiting” can give you the false impression that something is missing.
  “等待”的想法可能給你一個錯誤印象，即有什麼是缺失了的。
• This gives the false impression to girls that the man is wealthy at home.
  這就給了她們一個外國男人在本國都很富有的錯誤印象。

原聲例句

• You may have a false impression of the importance of credit unions.
  對於信用郃作社的重要性,你們可能會有錯誤的印象
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權(quán)威例句

• There is also the false impression that I and my administration are against business.
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• Beta thus created the false impression that Apple shares were more stable than the stockmarket.
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• Reading the popular press gives one the false impression that the entire program-access regime was taken apart.
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詞組短語

短語

• create false impression 制造假象
• a false impression 錯誤的印象
• shape of false impression 假象的形成
• effect of false impression 假象的作用
• Create a false impression 制造假象

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