misapprehension

n.

误会，误解；

复数：misapprehensions

1. A quarrel often rises from a misapprehension.
   争吵常起于误解.
2. I was under the misapprehension that he was dead.
   我误以为他死了。
3. The boss's misapprehension mad her want to weep with frustration.
   上司的误解使得她沮丧地想哭.
4. I thought you wanted to see me but I was clearly under a complete misapprehension.
   我以为你想见我，显然完全是我误解了。

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