mistiming

1. VERB 在不适当的时候做(因而无法成功)
   If you mistime something, you do it at the wrong time, so that it is not successful.
   1. You're bound to mistime a tackle every so often.
      有时候你肯定会错估铲球的时机。
   2. ...a certain mistimed comment.
      不合时宜的评论

1. So Buffett probably lost more than$ 1 billion on the investment, mistiming the stock on the way down and the way back up.
   因此，巴菲特在此项投资中的损失很可能超过10亿美元，他在这只股票的涨跌过程中选错了时机。
2. The eigenvalue method is presented for determining the effects of blade mistiming ( mistiming amplitude, mistuning order) and centrifugal effects on cascades flutter boundaries in incompressible flow.
   本文用特征值法研究了不可压流中叶片频率失调阶次及离心力效应对叶橱弯、扭耦合非失速颤振边界的影响。
3. In this paper, a new optimal procedure has been presented for the optimum mistiming with which the blade-rotor system has the best stability.
   本文提出一适于找寻使叶片转子系统稳定性最好的叶片频率分布的优化过程。

noun

1. something located at a time when it could not have existed or occurred

   Synonym:    anachronismmisdating