Traducciones de „mistime“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

mistime [mɪsˈtaɪm] V. 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

Ejemplos de uso para mistime

to mistime sth

robić [perf z-] coś nie w porę

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

He went for a loft but mistimed one along the ground for a single.

www.firstpost.com

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

www.moneysense.ca

He's mistimed it and you finish up getting a red card which is the last thing we needed.

www.expressandstar.com

He went for a slog and mistimed it.

www.cricbuzz.com

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

en.wikipedia.org

Obviously he mistimed the tackle and he apologized after.

www.nzherald.co.nz

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

www.telegraph.co.uk

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

www.espnfc.com.ng

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

en.wikipedia.org

And many investors have mistimed investments thanks to erratic moves by central bankers and policymakers.

qz.com