I. mis·quote [mɪˈskwəʊt, 美 -oʊt] 动词 trans
- to misquote sb/sth
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II. mis·quote [mɪˈskwəʊt, 美 -oʊt] 名词
1. misquote (incorrect quoting):
- misquote
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2. misquote (incorrectly worded quotation):
- misquote
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
He rarely gives media interviews due to what he claims have been frequent misquotes.
en.wikipedia.org In several cases, she misquoted her interviewees and other academics that she cites as reference.
en.wikipedia.org Mills claimed to have been misquoted: he had said there would not be many members of the party left.
en.wikipedia.org This comment is sometimes misquoted as a prohibition on hopped beer.
en.wikipedia.org Critics say she has misquoted and misused the works of others.
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