mishandled

英 [ˌmɪsˈhændld]

美 [ˌmɪsˈhændld]

v.  处理不当; 粗暴对待; 胡乱操作
mishandle的过去分词和过去式

COCA.41549

柯林斯词典

• VERB 对…处理不当
  If you say that someonehas mishandledsomething, you are critical of them because you think they have dealt with it badly.
  1. She completely mishandled an important project purely through lack of attention...
     她之所以彻底搞砸了一个重大项目纯粹是因为不够上心。
  2. The judge said the police had mishandled the siege.
     法官说警方对围攻安排不当。

双语例句

• The judge said the police had mishandled the siege.
  法官说警方对围攻安排不当。
• He mishandled the meeting badly and lost the vote.
  他没有主持好会议，结果落选。
• In the case of Britain, sources say, Mr Obama's relative recent warmth towards Mr Cameron is in part an acknowledgment that his predecessor, Gordon Brown, was mishandled, as the president dismissed British demands for reassurance and access.
  消息人士说，在对英关系上，奥巴马最近对卡梅伦比较热情，这部分地说明他承认在对待英国前首相戈登•布朗上确有不妥，即拒绝了英国对于安慰和访问的要求。
• If you feel you have done something wrong or have mishandled a situation, relax and start all over again without self-recrimination.
  如果你感觉自己犯了错误，应该尽量放轻松一些并在不自责的情况下重新再来。
• A spokesman denied that the police investigation had been mishandled.
  一位发言人否认警方的调查是草率的。
• But isolation, when mishandled, can trigger dangerous communication breakdowns.
  但首席执行官的孤立无助如果处理不当就会引发危险的沟通灾难。
• It is the clumsiest of weapons and could backfire if mishandled.
  这是个最笨的办法，如果处理不当可能适得其反。
• That is not to say that some rules, like formatting rules, are not important, just that they should be weighed in comparison to other issues, such as null pointers or mishandled exceptions.
  这并不是说某些规则（如格式设置规则）不重要，而是应该将它们与其他问题进行比较权衡，例如空指针或处理不当的异常。
• The entire campaign had been badly mishandled.
  整个活动搞得一塌糊涂。
• If it is mishandled by Mr Cameron and other politicians, the UK could be returned to the days of state licensing of the press, which was abolished in 1694.
  如果卡梅伦等政界人士处理不当，英国可能被打回新闻业需要政府发放许可证的时代。