mistime

mis·time (m

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tr.v. mis·timed, mis·tim·ing, mis·times

To time inaccurately or inappropriately; misjudge the timing of: The basketball team mistimed the final play and lost the game.

mistime [ˌmɪsˈtaɪm]

(tr) to time (an action, utterance, etc.) wrongly

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Verb

mistime - time incorrectly; "She mistimed the marathon runner"

clock, time - measure the time or duration of an event or action or the person who performs an action in a certain period of time; "he clocked the runners"

Translations

mistime [ˈmɪsˈtaɪm] VT to mistime sth → hacer algo a destiempo

mistime [ˌmɪsˈtaɪm] vt [+ movement, action] → faire à contretemps

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act → einen ungünstigen Zeitpunkt wählen für; a badly mistimed political announcement → eine politische Erklärung, die zu einem denkbar ungünstigen Zeitpunkt kommt; he mistimed his entrance (actor) → er trat zum falschen Zeitpunkt auf

race → falsch stoppen

mistime [ˌmɪsˈtaɪm] vt (action, blow) → calcolare male
to mistime one's arrival (arrive inopportunely) → arrivare al momento sbagliato (miscalculate time) → sbagliarsi su or calcolare male il proprio orario d'arrivo
the government mistimed its announcement → il governo ha emesso il comunicato al momento sbagliato
a mistimed remark → un'osservazione poco opportuna

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clock time	Missing "If you mistime a tackle or make a bad tackle you should get booked - I think players accept that. A TACKLE FREE ZONE; Weir: Time for beaks to relax rules by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) I didn't make one tackle in that game because I knew if I did mistime one, it would be a yellow card. CHANGING MAN; EXCLUSIVE WEST BROMWICH v BOLTON KICK-OFF @ 3PM Bolton ... by The Mirror (London, England) Not only is it a play that taller players routinely mistime and foul, but Curry, whom Davidson relies on like few teams count on their stars, might have shied away from the play to avoid further foul difficulties. The Stephen Curry Show by Howard Megdal / The New York Observer	Mistakenness Mistaker Mistaking Mistakingly mistal Mistassini Mistaught Misteach Mistell Mistemper Mister Misterm Mistery mistflower Mistful Misthink Misthought Misthrive Misthrow Misti Mistic Mistide mistigris Mistihead Mistily mistime mistimed mistiming Mistiness misting Mistinguett Mistion Mistitle Mistle mistle thrush mistletoe mistletoe bird mistletoe cactus mistletoe family mistletoe fig mistletoe rubber plant mistletoe thrush Mistonusk mistook Mistradition Mistrain Mistral mistranslate mistranslation Mistransport Mistreading	Misthioi Misthome Misthome Misthorn Misthorn Misthought Misthrive Misthrow Misthy Cee Development Centre Misti Misti Misti Misti Volcano Misti Volcano Misti, El Misti, El Mistic Mistic misticket MISTICS Mistide mistier mistier mistiest mistiest Mistigris Mistihead mistily mistily MISTIM mistime mistimed mistimed mistimes mistiming mistiness mistiness misting misting misting misting misting Misting fan Mistinguett Mistion Mistitle Mistitle mistitled mistitled mistitles mistitles mistitling mistitling Mistle mistle thrush mistle thrush mistle thrushes mistle thrushes mistletoe mistletoe mistletoe

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Missing "If you mistime a tackle or make a bad tackle you should get booked - I think players accept that.

A TACKLE FREE ZONE; Weir: Time for beaks to relax rules by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

I didn't make one tackle in that game because I knew if I did mistime one, it would be a yellow card.

CHANGING MAN; EXCLUSIVE WEST BROMWICH v BOLTON KICK-OFF @ 3PM Bolton ... by The Mirror (London, England)

Not only is it a play that taller players routinely mistime and foul, but Curry, whom Davidson relies on like few teams count on their stars, might have shied away from the play to avoid further foul difficulties.

The Stephen Curry Show by Howard Megdal / The New York Observer

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