erroneously

/ih-roh-nee-uhs-lee, e-roh-/US // ɪˈroʊ ni əs li, ɛˈroʊ- //

错误地,错误的,错了,错误地认为

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adv.副词 adverb

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- : incorrectly; wrongly:For years I recorded my birth date erroneously as July 1, until I discovered from my father’s diary that it was actually July 30.
- : by mistake; unintentionally:I just posted these comments again because they were erroneously wiped out the first time due to a technical issue.

as inwrongly

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The book clarifies Dugdale’s seriousness and principles, pushing back against the superficial, adventure-seeking socialite label that has paired her erroneously with Patty Hearst.
Researchers have also found fact-check labels on misinformation can erroneously imply that posts without labels have been vetted as true.
A 17-year-old Nicaraguan, referred to in the report only as Juan, said he was erroneously placed in adult detention centers by officials who insisted he was not a minor and handcuffed him when he tried to confront them about their treatment.
A previous version erroneously stated that Zest had worked with Citigroup instead of Discover.
The action followed an embarrassing episode in August in which Citi erroneously sent $900 million to Revlon lenders, roughly 100 times as much as they were supposed to receive.
But Uber's surges are not price gouging, as some have erroneously claimed.
Update: An earlier version of this story erroneously described the group as anti-Bashar al-Assad.
Then, it was erroneously reported that Anna Karenina director Joe Wright had won the job (a very strange choice).
When the New York Post reported—erroneously—that police had detained a Saudi suspect, Rep. Steve King was quick to react.
Her brother, George Percy, was erroneously linked to Pippa Middleton.
Laverdire considers Sacqu as another form of Sagn, or Saguenay.

/ih-roh-nee-uhs-lee, e-roh-/US // ɪˈroʊ ni əs li, ɛˈroʊ- //

错误地,错误的,错了,错误地认为

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : incorrectly; wrongly:For years I recorded my birth date erroneously as July 1, until I discovered from my father’s diary that it was actually July 30.
- : by mistake; unintentionally:I just posted these comments again because they were erroneously wiped out the first time due to a technical issue.

as inwrongly

Synonyms

Antonyms

The book clarifies Dugdale’s seriousness and principles, pushing back against the superficial, adventure-seeking socialite label that has paired her erroneously with Patty Hearst.
Researchers have also found fact-check labels on misinformation can erroneously imply that posts without labels have been vetted as true.
A 17-year-old Nicaraguan, referred to in the report only as Juan, said he was erroneously placed in adult detention centers by officials who insisted he was not a minor and handcuffed him when he tried to confront them about their treatment.
A previous version erroneously stated that Zest had worked with Citigroup instead of Discover.
The action followed an embarrassing episode in August in which Citi erroneously sent $900 million to Revlon lenders, roughly 100 times as much as they were supposed to receive.
But Uber's surges are not price gouging, as some have erroneously claimed.
Update: An earlier version of this story erroneously described the group as anti-Bashar al-Assad.
Then, it was erroneously reported that Anna Karenina director Joe Wright had won the job (a very strange choice).
When the New York Post reported—erroneously—that police had detained a Saudi suspect, Rep. Steve King was quick to react.
Her brother, George Percy, was erroneously linked to Pippa Middleton.
Laverdire considers Sacqu as another form of Sagn, or Saguenay.