mis·re·port [ˌmɪsrɪˈpɔ:t, 美 -ˈpɔ:rt] 动词 trans
- to misreport sth
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| I | misreport |
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| you | misreport |
| he/she/it | misreports |
| we | misreport |
| you | misreport |
| they | misreport |
| I | misreported |
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| you | misreported |
| he/she/it | misreported |
| we | misreported |
| you | misreported |
| they | misreported |
| I | have | misreported |
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| you | have | misreported |
| he/she/it | has | misreported |
| we | have | misreported |
| you | have | misreported |
| they | have | misreported |
| I | had | misreported |
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| you | had | misreported |
| he/she/it | had | misreported |
| we | had | misreported |
| you | had | misreported |
| they | had | misreported |
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He also says the company had misreported helmet-testing data in order to lower costs and increase profits.
www.huffingtonpost.com Same person who would misreport for small gains may give away large sums to charities and still justify his honesty.
hbswk.hbs.edu By the early 1990s, exploitation of the system began; filers misreported their income to inflate their refund.
en.wikipedia.org While panelists said that social media increased the likelihood of speculation, misreporting, and the loss of journalistic credibility.
www.thecrimson.com Not the stories that outsiders want told for their own clickbait donation agendas, or misreported, or not told full stop.
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