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Перевод: inaccurate

[прилагательное]
неточный; неправильный; ошибочный

Тезаурус:

1. This task is straightforward in a fine, well-worked tilth, but can be a nightmare in badly cultivated soil containing unrotted turf, and if inter-row hoeing has been inaccurate.
2. The words I used may strike you as generous, or too romantic, but they are not inaccurate, merely inadequate.
3. Mr Glancey is inaccurate when he says that the London Borough of Hammersmith and Fulham rejected an "inspired scheme" by Terry Farrell for the reconstruction of Hammersmith Broadway.
4. It would be historically inaccurate."
5. "FPC records of patient registration are inaccurate," warns Dr Hayes.
6. But the more the subject is forced to produce details, Loftus has shown, the more inaccurate the details become.
7. Under hypnosis they were not afraid to "ad lib"; they happily regarded fragmentary or inaccurate memories as acceptable, and then imaginatively filled in the bits, sometimes even whole verses, which they could not remember.
8. With a shilling guidebook that was woefully inaccurate in its measurement of distances but was the only one then available, I hunted down all the hundred holes then known (today there are thousands); it was not an easy task because many have concealed entrances, but great fun.
9. Not that the accusations are inaccurate.
10. Many other studies have also shown this same effect; hypnosis makes you more confident - and more inaccurate.
11. If any of the information is inaccurate the researcher may be thought an idiot, but, on the other hand, the organisation may feel flattered to be written about and asked to vet the story.
12. The method used in figure 9.5 is to cut the distribution in two and to display the percentage in one or other group; here the percentages endorsing the two pessimistic response categories have been amalgamated (it is slightly inaccurate to describe those who think the economy deteriorated in the past as "pessimists", but it is a convenient shorthand).
13. They are urging a reformed Press Council to provide "effective and fair machinery" to help those complaining about inaccurate and misleading statements.