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I . mistake [mɪˈsteɪk] N

mistake
błąd m
mistake
to make a mistake
by mistake

Phrases:

make no mistake about it
and no mistake

II . mistake <mistook, mistook> [mɪˈsteɪk] VB trans

1. mistake (not understand):

mistake

2. mistake (confuse):

mistake
mylić [perf po-]
to mistake sb for sb

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However, it would be a mistake to think that we do not need to question the current level of the Cohesion Fund.
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Hubris prompted the boys to overprint issue 4, a mistake that they, their wives, and their storage spaces, still regret today.
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Because of its geography, the canyon has often had howling winds, which people often mistake for ghosts or spirits.
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The conduct must be unconscionable, perhaps by diverting one's attention with false and misleading leading statements, but not amounting to a mistake caused by misrepresentation.
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However, in his new get-up, the dim-witted gangsters mistake him for the turtle.
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A common mistake is to grant the shared service center a status equal to that of business unit or division.
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Trying to be perfect or trying to appear perfect leads one to feel down if one makes even the slightest mistake.
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The intent is to cause the kicker to get overly stressed about making a mistake and hopefully create a self-fulfilling prophecy.
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Not a mistake; as this is a two-page island of horizontal writing within a book whose text is otherwise vertical, it is paginated backwards.
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One may not to mistake the three stages for wholly separate portions of the striving after virtue and perfection.
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