Mislead about Meaning in English
expression
释义
To give someone false or incorrect information about something, making them believe something that is not true.
用法与细微差别
Usually formal or semi-formal; often used with objects like 'facts', 'intentions', or 'details'. The person doing the action can do it accidentally or intentionally. Very close to 'lie about', but 'mislead about' may involve omission or partial truths, not only direct lies.
例句
He tried to mislead about his age on the form.
basic
The advertisement misleads about the product's benefits.
basic
She would never mislead about something important.
basic
Some politicians deliberately mislead about their true intentions.
natural
The company was fined for misleading about the safety of their product.
natural
Don’t mislead about what happened; just tell the truth.
natural