1.传错,误传;曲解;诬告,把...颠倒黑白
2.不尽职[不正当地]代表
1.to give a false or incorrect account or description of what someone or something is like in order to trick someone
1.Ms Chua is trying to protect her immoderate ambition from scrutiny and judgment by misrepresenting it as an ethnic peculiarity.
蔡美儿试图通过把自己的过度野心假扮成一种民族特质，而使其免受审视和评判。
2.Some Democrats said the Republicans were simply misrepresenting the legislation.
一些民主党人也认为共和党人完全歪曲了立法的本来目的。
3.In addition, we could lose the right to export to your country should it ever be discovered that we were misrepresenting the value.
此外如果我们歪曲商品的真实价格，一旦被发现我们可能会失去出口到贵国的权利。
4.Gizmodo posted an article earlier today, accusing Apple of misrepresenting the true reasons for Jobs decision to stay away from Macworld.
Gizmodo今天早些时候发表了一篇文章，指责苹果公司歪曲乔布斯避开Macworld大会的真正原因。
5.Over the last week of talks, each side accused the other of misrepresenting its proposals.
在上周的几次谈话中，双方都指责对方曲解提议。
6.The first is to minimize the possibility of misrepresenting a solution principle that may be effective.
第一个步骤，应排除可能误导或影响有效解决方案的可能性因素。
7.Misrepresenting or failing to explain any matter affecting the rights and interests of the proposer or the insured.
就影响要保人或被保险人权益之事项为不实之说明或不为说明者。
8.Misrepresenting yourself occurs frequently because you are often unsure how to define yourself.
你时常会错误地呈现自己，因为你也不确定该如何定义自己。
9.He intends to bring suit against them for misrepresenting the merchandise they sold him.
他打算告发他们把货物卖给他时作虚伪不实的吹嘘。
10."We want to make sure those misrepresenting their ages don't have an advantage, " said Ye Xiquan, deputy sports bureau chief of Guangdong.
广东省体育局副局长叶细权表示，一定要让造假的人一点好处都没有。