misguided

• 形容人或其行为、观念建立在错误信息、错误判断或误解之上。

Describes a person, action, or belief that is based on incorrect information, poor judgment, or a mistaken understanding.

1. Wrong in judgmentB2formal

   Having or showing incorrect or mistaken beliefs or opinions.

   错误的

   • His decision was based on misguided advice.
   • She had a misguided belief that hard work alone guarantees success.
   • The policy was well-intentioned but ultimately misguided.

   同义词erroneousfoolishill-advisedill-judgedincorrectmistakenunwisewrong

   反义词judiciousprudentsensiblesoundwise

2. Led astrayB2formal

   Directed or influenced in the wrong direction.

   被误导的

   • The young man was misguided by his peers into making poor choices.
   • Misguided loyalty can lead to serious consequences.
   • They followed a misguided leader who promised quick riches.

   反义词directedguidedled

• 指将人引入错误的方向或使人产生错误的认识；现代英语中已多由“mislead”替代。

An obsolete verb meaning to lead astray or to guide in the wrong direction; now replaced by 'mislead'.

1. Lead in the wrong directionB2formal

   To direct someone incorrectly, causing them to go the wrong way or make a wrong decision.

   误导

   • The faulty map misguided the hikers into the dangerous terrain.
   • He was misguided by the confusing street signs.
   • The tour guide inadvertently misguided the group to the wrong museum.

   同义词lead astraymisdirectmislead

   反义词directguideleadsteer

2. Give bad adviceB2formal

   To provide someone with poor or incorrect advice, leading to negative outcomes.

   给予错误建议

   • The financial advisor misguided his clients into risky investments.
   • She felt her mentor had misguided her about the career path.
   • Politicians often misguide the public with misleading promises.

   同义词misadvisemisdirectmislead

   反义词advisecounseldirectguideinstruct