I. miscount 名词 [美 ˈmɪsˌkaʊnt, 英 ˈmɪskaʊnt]
- miscount
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II. miscount 动词 trans [美 mɪsˈkaʊnt, 英 mɪsˈkaʊnt]
- 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）
The machines had miscounted votes and had given some votes to the rival candidate.
en.wikipedia.org 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 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 A miscount doesn't count as a no-go, but it means an angry passenger will go without food on the next flight.
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