be off the mark

常見(jiàn)例句

This would mean Yao's forecast could be off the mark .
這將意味著姚明的預(yù)測(cè)可能正確。
But when it comes to commodities like crude oil and corn, that may be off the mark.
但對(duì)原油、谷物等大宗商品來(lái)說(shuō)，這個(gè)詞或許還不適用。
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Predictions early in 2005 that the year would be the warmest on record turned out to be off the mark.
2005年早些時(shí)候曾有人預(yù)計(jì)，去年將是有觀測(cè)記錄以來(lái)地球歷史上最暖的一個(gè)年頭。

When trying to divine future employment in the small-business sector from surveys of business owners, policy makers and economic analysts need to take entrepreneurial optimism into account or their predictions will be off the mark.
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Yet the forecasts still rely on the quirks of human behavior, and the forecasts can often be wildly off the mark.
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Logically 1 is the only equilibrium, but you would be way off the mark if you chose 1.
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