英语
德语
I. mis·count 名词 [ˈmɪskaʊnt]
- miscount
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- miscount 政治 of votes
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II. mis·count 动词 不及物动词 [mɪˈskaʊnt]
- miscount
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| I | miscount |
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| you | miscount |
| he/she/it | miscounts |
| we | miscount |
| you | miscount |
| they | miscount |
| I | miscounted |
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| you | miscounted |
| he/she/it | miscounted |
| we | miscounted |
| you | miscounted |
| they | miscounted |
| I | have | miscounted |
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| you | have | miscounted |
| he/she/it | has | miscounted |
| we | have | miscounted |
| you | have | miscounted |
| they | have | miscounted |
| I | had | miscounted |
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| you | had | miscounted |
| he/she/it | had | miscounted |
| we | had | miscounted |
| you | had | miscounted |
| they | had | miscounted |
单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He got so obsessed with it that if he thought he had miscounted he would go back and start again, thereby disrupting his entire schedule.
www.thehindu.com But the 35-year-old moneychanger, who was sure he had not miscounted his riels, alerted the police.
www.khmertimeskh.com Oops, did somebody miscount a dit in the above position?
en.chessbase.com But to think that we've miscounted an entire continent when we first scanned the surface of the earth is quite ludicrous, really.
traveller24.news24.com But the point that waitressing is physically gruelling was itself laboured, especially during a montage sequence in which she almost caused multiple spillages and miscounted a bill.
www.telegraph.co.uk