Translations for „mistime“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

mistime [mɪsˈtaɪm] VB trans to mistime sth

1. mistime (do sth at the wrong time):

to mistime sth

robić [perf z-] coś nie w porę

2. mistime (measure time wrongly):

to mistime sth

źle obliczać [perf obliczyć] czas czegoś

Usage examples with mistime

to mistime sth

robić [perf z-] coś nie w porę

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Stokes then somehow missed from two yards out, mistiming his back post volley.

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In the 1990s, women increasingly reported wanting fewer children, and 24 percent of recent births were reported to be unwanted or mistimed.

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It was just mistimed, you're going to get them in derby games.

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Many studies have shown that the average investor's cost of mistiming the market is high.

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If he'd mistimed that, it would certainly have been a penalty, and possibly an early sauna too.

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Snow took the first advantage, using the ropes to aid him with a neckbreaker but mistiming a flying leg drop.

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In the 1990s, women increasingly reported to wanting fewer children, and 24 percent of recent births were reported to be unwanted or mistimed.

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They are much less reliable and take longer to build, exposing them to escalated interest costs, mistimed demand forecasts, and wage pressure by unions.

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This lack of pace means that you'll often mistime tight jumps too.

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He wanted to do well and mistimed his tackle and got sent off.

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