گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'misunderstanding'

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1 general:: misunderstanding verbs avoid a misunderstanding • State clearly what you expect, to avoid misunderstandings later on. cause/lead to a misunderstanding • Hearing loss can cause misunderstandings, when what you say is not correctly heard. • Don’t just assume that you know what he means; that can lead to misunderstandings. a misunderstanding arises (= a misunderstanding starts ) • Misunderstandings can easily arise when people from different cultures meet. clear up/correct a misunderstanding (= get rid of a misunderstanding ) • I want to talk to you, to try and clear up any misunderstandings. be based on a misunderstanding (= happen or be done as a result of a misunderstanding ) • The whole argument was based on a misunderstanding. phrases there has been a misunderstanding • There’s been a misunderstanding about what I meant. there must be some misunderstanding (= used when you think someone has not understood something correctly ) • I think there must be some misunderstanding - I don’t know anyone called Barry. there is no misunderstanding • I am writing to make sure there is no misunderstanding between us. something is all a misunderstanding (= used when saying that a situation happened because of a mistake ) • Why don’t you call him and tell him it was all a misunderstanding? a bit of a misunderstanding British English • I’m afraid it’s all a bit of a misunderstanding. adjectives a serious/terrible misunderstanding • There have been some serious misunderstandings which have led to conflict. a little misunderstanding (= one that is not serious ) • We need to clear up this little misunderstanding. a simple misunderstanding (= one that is not serious and is easy to correct ) • It was a simple misunderstanding: I thought the meeting was on Wednesday, not Thursday. a complete/total misunderstanding • There seems to be a complete misunderstanding of how the changes will affect us. a fundamental misunderstanding (= a misunderstanding of the main point of something ) • a fundamental misunderstanding of Freud’s theories a widespread misunderstanding (= a misunderstanding that many people share ) • There is a widespread misunderstanding of the purpose of the law. a cultural misunderstanding (= a misunderstanding caused by different cultures doing things in a different way ) • Cultural misunderstandings have led to fights between students.

2 general::   noun ADJ. serious, terrible | complete, total | considerable, widespread | simple, slight | fundamental | genuine | possible VERB + MISUNDERSTANDING cause, give rise to, lead to | avoid I am anxious to avoid any possible misunderstanding. | clear up, correct MISUNDERSTANDING + VERB arise, occur, result Somehow a misunderstanding arose. | be based on sth, stem from sth PREP. ~ about There was considerable misunderstanding about the aim of the project. | ~ between There must have been some misunderstanding between the minister and his secretary. | ~ by The oversimplification results in the possibility of misunderstanding by the reader. | ~ over a slight misunderstanding over the terms of the contract PHRASES a possibility/risk of misunderstanding, room/scope for misunderstanding Leave no scope for misunderstandings of any type.