mislead

mislead
transitive verb,
misled irreführen; täuschen

mislead somebody about something — jemandem ein falsches Bild von etwas vermitteln

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[mis'li:d]
past tense, past participle - misled; verb
(to give a wrong idea to: Her friendly attitude misled me into thinking I could trust her.) verleiten
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mis·lead
<-led, -led>
[mɪˈsli:d]
vt
to \mislead sb
1. (deceive) jdn täuschen [o irreführen]
to \mislead sb about sth jdn über etw akk täuschen
I was misled by what I had read about her in the newspapers aus dem, was ich über sie in den Zeitungen gelesen hatte, ergab sich mir ein falsches Bild
2. (lead astray) jdn verführen [o verleiten]
to \mislead sb into [doing] sth jdn zu etw dat verleiten [o verführen]
to let oneself be misled sich akk verleiten lassen
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["mɪs'liːd] pret, ptp misled
vt
1) (= give wrong idea) irreführen

you have been misled — Sie irren or täuschen sich, Sie befinden sich im Irrtum (form)

don't be misled by appearances — lassen Sie sich nicht durch Äußerlichkeiten täuschen

the ad misled me into thinking that ... — die Anzeige ließ mich irrtümlicherweise annehmen, dass ...

2) (= lead into bad ways) verleiten (into zu)
3) (in guiding) in die Irre or in die falsche Richtung führen
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mislead v/t irr
1. irreführen, täuschen:
be misled sich täuschen lassen
2. verführen, -leiten (beide:
into doing zu tun):
mislead sb into thinking that … jemanden zu der Ansicht verleiten, dass …;
be misled (into doing sth) sich verleiten lassen(, etwas zu tun)
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transitive verb,
misled irreführen; täuschen

mislead somebody about something — jemandem ein falsches Bild von etwas vermitteln

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v.
beirren v.
irreführen v.

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