miscalculate

verb

1. 错误地估计；误算
   to estimate an amount, a figure, a measurement, etc. wrongly
   1. They had seriously miscalculated the effect of inflation.
      关于通货膨胀的影响，他们的判断严重失误。
   2. He had miscalculated how long the trip would take.
      这次旅行要花多少时间，他当时估计错了。
2. （对形势）判断错误
   to judge a situation wrongly
   1. She miscalculated the level of opposition to her proposals.
      她没想到她的建议会受到这样强烈的反对。

1. VERB 判断错误;算错;误算
   If you miscalculate, you make a mistake in judging a situation or in making a calculation.
   1. It's clear that he has badly miscalculated the mood of the people...
      显然，他完全没有想到人们的情绪会是如此。
   2. The government appears to have miscalculated and bills are higher as a result.
      政府好像计算失误，结果导致支出有所增加。

1. It's clear that he has badly miscalculated the mood of the people
   显然，他完全没有想到人们的情绪会是如此。
2. The government appears to have miscalculated and bills are higher as a result.
   政府好像计算失误，结果导致支出有所增加。
3. Seem to do not have so much interest! Be miscalculate?
   似乎没有那么多利息哦！是不是算错了？
4. Ex.2: I advise you to think it over, don't miscalculate.
   例2：我希望你仔细地考虑一下，不要打错了算盘。
5. Yes, I'm afraid I did miscalculate.
   是的，恐怕我的确估量错了。
6. Any Berkshire Hathaway investor is taking a tiny risk that, one day, Mr Buffett will miscalculate one such bet and the company will be felled by a catastrophic loss.
   伯克希尔哈撒韦的每一个投资者都承担着一份小小的风险，一旦有朝一日巴菲特在一桩此类押注上失算，所引发的灾难性损失将把公司压垮。

verb

1. calculate incorrectly
   1. I miscalculated the number of guests at the wedding

   Synonym:    misestimate

2. judge incorrectly
   1. I had misestimated his determination

   Synonym:    misestimate