mis·time [mɪsˈtaɪm] 动词 trans
1. mistime (misjudge timing):
| I | mistime |
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| you | mistime |
| he/she/it | mistimes |
| we | mistime |
| you | mistime |
| they | mistime |
| I | mistimed |
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| you | mistimed |
| he/she/it | mistimed |
| we | mistimed |
| you | mistimed |
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| I | have | mistimed |
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| you | have | mistimed |
| he/she/it | has | mistimed |
| we | have | mistimed |
| you | have | mistimed |
| they | have | mistimed |
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| you | had | mistimed |
| he/she/it | had | mistimed |
| we | had | mistimed |
| you | had | mistimed |
| they | had | mistimed |
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
And many investors have mistimed investments thanks to erratic moves by central bankers and policymakers.
qz.com Stokes made a real meal of that one too - went for a big hit and mistimed completely.
www.dailymail.co.uk This lack of pace means that you'll often mistime tight jumps too.
www.pocketgamer.co.uk He went for a slog and mistimed it.
www.cricbuzz.com In the 1990s, women increasingly reported to wanting fewer children, and 24 percent of recent births were reported to be unwanted or mistimed.
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