To brand or label misleadingly or fraudulently.

错贴标签，贴假标签给贴上有错误引导倾向的或欺骗性的标签

To talk or act insincerely or misleadingly ;equivocate.

敷衍不忠实地或误导地说或做;支吾

Describe(sb/sth),(often misleadingly ),as having a certain character or qualities

将(某人[某事物])(常指歪曲性地)描述为有某特点或性质

To talk misleadingly or deceptively.

欺骗胡说来欺骗或欺诈

A university has often been misleadingly referred to as “the highest seat of learning”, which sounds as if there were no more learning to speak of beyond it

世人常称大学为“最高学府”，这名称易滋误解，好像过此以上即无学问可言。

To proceed misleadingly or insidiously in discourse or conduct.

误导在说话或行动时诱导或暗中引入

Reports from Nigeria, Somalia and Tanzania of a sharp rise in unexplained deaths suggested that official tallies of covid-19 are misleadingly low.

来自尼日利亚、索马里和坦桑尼亚的报告显示，不明原因死亡人数急剧上升，这表明官方公布的新冠肺炎死亡人数低得令人误解。

the data gleaned paint a misleadingly optimistic picture.

因此收集到的数据可能会描绘出一幅乐观的场景，误导大家。

“He is not far away, ” the prospective saint replied, accurately but misleadingly .

“他就在不远处，”这位日后的圣师答道，回答得既准确又具有欺骗性。

But in a country of more than 1. 3 billion people, the raw GDP numbers can make China seem misleadingly wealthy.

但是在这个13亿人口的国家里，这个粗略的GDP数字可能只会让中国错误地看起来富有罢了。

More important, the government’s figures misleadingly include land purchases and mergers and acquisitions.

更重要的是，官方的数据误导性的包括了房产的购买和并购。

The ratio of household debt to financial assets also gave a misleadingly good impression of the healthiness of the underlying debt.

家庭债务相对金融资产的比例，也误导我们相信，基础债务的状况良好。

Yet Jon Snow, a British television presenter, misleadingly dubbed the party “neo-Fascist” .

然而英国的一位电视节目主持人乔恩斯诺误导性地称该党派为新纳粹主义者。

Just as his initial Messianic polling numbers were misleadingly optimistic, his problems should now be put into context.

只是因为他的救世主式的选票数很乐观而带有要误导性，他的问题就要被放到台面上来了。