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1 (to) misdirect
(to) misdirect /mɪsdɪˈrɛkt/v. t.2 rivolgere nella direzione sbagliata; indirizzare male; far cattivo uso di: to misdirect one's energies, rivolgere le proprie energie nella direzione sbagliata; to misdirect one's abilities, far cattivo uso delle proprie capacità3 dare istruzioni erronee a (q.): The judge misdirected the jury, il giudice diede istruzioni erronee alla giuria● to misdirect a blow, sbagliare (o non mettere a segno) un colpo (o una botta). -
2 (to) misdirect
(to) misdirect /mɪsdɪˈrɛkt/v. t.2 rivolgere nella direzione sbagliata; indirizzare male; far cattivo uso di: to misdirect one's energies, rivolgere le proprie energie nella direzione sbagliata; to misdirect one's abilities, far cattivo uso delle proprie capacità3 dare istruzioni erronee a (q.): The judge misdirected the jury, il giudice diede istruzioni erronee alla giuria● to misdirect a blow, sbagliare (o non mettere a segno) un colpo (o una botta).
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