" So what was it that you remember from 2010 and did you remember it erroneously? "

“在你印象中，2010 年的那份膳食指南是怎么说的？你是不是记错了？”

Anti-abortion advocates have erroneously claimed that they qualify as abortion pills.

反堕胎倡导者称这些药可以用作堕胎药的说法是错误的。

The creditor class has been erroneously supposed the more enviable.

债主阶层被错误地认为更令人称羡。

Sometimes, small fragments of bacterial DNA can be erroneously included with the new viruses.

有时，细菌DNA的小片段可能被错误地包含在新病毒中。

As if to do away with any suspicion of mirthfulness which might erroneously have attached to him.

仿佛怕别人错以为他这样是在笑似的，努力避免快乐的神情。

But it's actually up for Best Musical or Comedy because it erroneously invaded the wrong category based on false intelligence.

但它实际上是最好的音乐剧或喜剧由于虚假情报它误被归入了错误的类别。

In observational studies, the heart benefits of those behaviors might have been erroneously attributed to alcohol, Dr. Piano said.

皮亚诺博士说，在观察性研究中，这些行为对心脏的好处可能被错误地归因于酒精。

Research tells us that the more a woman believes that everyone gets PMS, the more likely she is to erroneously report that she has it.

研究表明，一个女性越是相信 每个人都会有经前综合征，她就越会错误地认为自己也有这种病。

William the Conqueror's " Domesday Book" , for example, would have been pronounced " doomsday" , as indeed it is often erroneously spelled today.

例如，征服者威廉 (William the Conqueror) 的《末日审判之书》(Domesday Book) 会发音为“doomsday” ，因为它在今天经常被错误拼写。

But in recent years, immunization rates have began declining, due in part to the growing misconceptions that have erroneously linked these vaccines to autism and other disorders.

但近年来， 免疫接种率开始下降，部分原因是越来越多的误解将这些疫苗错误地与自闭症和其他疾病联系起来。

A body found in a ditch in northern England in 2004, for example, was given an erroneously late time of death because the ditch was shielded from sunlight and the colder-than-expected conditions had helped preserve the corpse.

例如，2004年在英格兰北部的一条沟渠中发现的一具尸体，其死亡时间被错误地推迟了，因为沟渠遮挡了阳光，而且比预期更冷的环境有助于保存尸体。

An old adage, often but perhaps erroneously attributed to the 19th-century humorist Josh Billings, praises persistence by comparing it to the postage stamp, which achieves success simply by sticking to one thing until it gets there.

一句古老的格言经常被错误地归因于 19 世纪的幽默家乔希·比林斯 (Josh Billings)，他通过将毅力比作邮票来赞扬毅力，邮票只需坚持一件事，直到它到达那里，就能取得成功。

Laws of states regulating railway rates, fixing hours of labor in bakeshops, and taxing corporations were in due time to be annulled as conflicting with an amendment erroneously supposed to be designed solely for the protection of negroes.

各州监管铁路费率、固定面包店劳动时间和对公司征税的法律将在适当的时候被废除，因为这些法律与一项被错误地认为专门为保护黑人而设计的修正案相冲突。