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 entire campaign had been badly mishandled.
  整个活动搞得一塌糊涂。
• In September, the USOC sent a letter to the athletes, acknowledging it had mishandled the situation.
  九月份，USOC向运动员发去道歉信，承认在处理过程中有失公平。
• And Toyota has yet to recover from investigations into a sudden-acceleration and quality scandal, which was so mishandled by executives it is destined to become fodder for management text books.
  丰田还没有完全从突然加速事故和质量调查的阴影中走出来。
• The man who laid the foundations for the global success of Guinness also produced one of the most important tools in economics – and a tool that is widely mishandled today.
  奠定了健力士啤酒全球成功基础的那个人，也发明了一种最重要的的经济学工具&这种工具如今正被广泛地错误使用。
• The goods had been mishandled during transit.
  货物在运输过程中被随意放置。
• There is angry talk of Princess Diana and how her 1997 death was mishandled by the queen.
  民间仍然气愤地谈论着已故的戴安娜王妃以及女皇对她1997年过世事件的不当处理。
• 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。
• Those events were badly mishandled, one person close to the situation says.
  一位熟悉内情的人士表示，这些事情都处理得相当不得当。
• 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。
• 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。