mislaid

英 [ˌmɪsˈleɪd]

美 [ˌmɪsˈleɪd]

v.  随意搁置，乱放(而一时找不到)
mislay的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 忘了把…放在何处
  If youmislaysomething, you put it somewhere and then forget where you have put it.
  1. I appear to have mislaid my jumper.
     我好像忘了把套头衫放哪儿了。

英英释义

adj

• lost temporarily
  1. the mislaid hat turned up eventually
  2. misplaced tickets
  Synonym:misplaced

双语例句

• They searched out the mislaid book at last.
  他们终于找到放错了地方的那本书。
• I have mislaid the new magazine.
  我不知道把那本新杂志放到哪儿去了。
• Perhaps I have only mislaid it.
  也许我只是把它放错了地方。
• I mislaid my English textbook.
  我不知把英语课本丢在哪儿了。
• You may not have entirely lost your bearings, but you have temporarily mislaid them.
  也许你的内心还没有完全的迷失，但是你暂时的把你的脚步放错了地方。
• He mislaid his principles in the drive for success.
  他为了成功而抛弃了原则。
• But Miss Tox, on a faint pretence of looking for the mislaid handkerchief, went upstairs after her; and tried in a few stolen minutes to comfort her, in spite of great discouragement from Susan Nipper.
  可是托克斯小姐却假装去寻找丢失的手绢，跟着她上楼去，并偷出几分钟来想法安慰安慰她，尽管苏珊·尼珀表示出很不支持的态度。
• Unfortunately, he happened to have mislaid it.
  可惜，老人一时找不到，不知被放到哪里去了。
• If the bank is in effect starting from scratch, having mislaid its original culture and instead amassed a mish-mash of financial specialists with conflicting skills and attitudes, it is another matter.
  如果银行已经遗失了原有文化，聚集了各种乱七八糟的金融专家，而他们的经验和态度彼此冲突，因此银行实际上是从零开始建设文化，那便是另一回事了。
• The simple answer is that Britain mislaid its ethical compass along with its artistic discrimination.
  答案很简单：英国错误地以艺术鉴赏作为确立道德规范的准绳。