گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'error'

1 عمومی:: تقصیر

2 عمومی:: عقیده‌نادرست‌

3 عمومی:: لغزش‌

4 عمومی:: اشتباه‌

5 عمومی:: سهو

6 عمومی:: غلط‌

7 عمومی:: خط‌ا

8 عمومی:: اشتباه سهوی

9 :: خطا

1 general:: see COMEDY OF ERRORS; TRIAL AND ERROR.

2 general::   noun ADJ. fundamental, glaring, grave, great, major, monumental, serious The report contained some glaring errors. | fatal He made the fatal error of borrowing more than he could pay back. | minor, small | embarrassing, unfortunate | past The ability to learn from past errors is vital in business. | common | grammatical, spelling, typing | factual | tactical The Kenyan athlete made a tactical error in starting too fast. | administrative, clerical | human, pilot The plane crash was caused by human error, not mechanical failure. VERB + ERROR commit, make He had committed a grave error in letting them see the document. She made several serious errors during the race. | contain The document contained a lot of typing errors. | detect, discover, find, spot I found several factual errors in the report. | point out The error was pointed out to her by one of her colleagues. | realize I only realized my error when it was too late. | avoid She has avoided the common error of writing too much. | correct, rectify Glasses can correct most errors in your vision. | compound The paper accidentally printed the victim's address, then compounded their error by printing her name the next day. ERROR + VERB arise (from sth), occur errors arising from inadequate information ERROR + NOUN detection | correction | message An error message comes up when I try to open the program. PREP. in ~ The machine had been switched off in error (= by mistake). | ~ in He checked his letter for errors in spelling. He realized his error in not attending the funeral. | ~ of The speech contained many errors of fact. PHRASES a comedy of errors His attempts to arrange a party ended up as a comedy of errors. | an error of judgement The minister had made an amazing error of judgement. | a margin of error The margin of error for a racing driver is tiny.

3 general:: noun mistake: He made a serious error.

4 general:: error verbs make an error • We made too many errors, and that cost us the game. commit an error formal (= make an error, especially a serious one ) • He knew he had committed a grave error of judgement. have/contain an error • If the data contains errors, the results will be wrong. find/spot/notice an error • His accountant spotted several errors in his tax return. realize your error • By the time she realized her error, it was too late. correct an error ( also rectify an error formal ) • We will rectify the error as soon as possible. avoid errors • He resolved to learn from his mistakes and avoid similar errors in the future. compound an error (= make it worse ) • He refused to listen to our advice, which compounded the error. an error arises/occurs formal (= happens ) • If an error occurs, you will have two more chances to re-enter your password. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + error a common error • a common error which students often make when writing essays a serious/bad error • The police made a serious error, which resulted in a young man’s death. a small/minor error • The letter contained some minor spelling errors. a glaring error (= very bad and very noticeable ) • There is a glaring error on page 10, where his date of death is given as 2053, not 1003. a huge/monumental error (= very serious ) • It was a monumental error to attack from the north. a grave error (= extremely serious, with serious results ) • He has committed a grave error. a fatal error (= extremely serious, so that you are certain to fail ) • Telling your staff they are not important is a fatal error. an unfortunate error • An unfortunate error resulted in confidential information being released to the press. a grammatical/spelling/typing error • You lose marks if your paper contains spelling errors. a clerical error • The applications forms were sent to the wrong addresses due to a clerical error. a factual error (= which includes a fact that is wrong ) • The article contains many factual errors. a tactical error (= one that may cause a plan to fail ) • Both parties have made tactical errors in the run-up to the election. a random error (= one that is not like others or part of a pattern ) • This may seem like a random error, but in fact it is repeated once in every 5,000 samples. human error (= errors made by people ) • Automatic checks reduce the danger of human error. computer error • An on-board computer error meant that the plane’s systems shut down for a few vital seconds. pilot/driver error • Investigators believe the crash was caused by pilot error. phrases a margin of error (= the degree to which a calculation might be wrong ) • We have to allow for a small margin of error in the calculations.