讹误
error; extort
Meanings
3 senses · 7 examplesnoun
error; mistake (in text or records)
formalOften used in formal or academic contexts to refer to textual errors, historical inaccuracies, or misinformation.
There are errors in the facts and data in this report.
The book's citations contain many errors and have been retracted.
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Scholars are correcting the errors in ancient texts.
verb
to extort money by deception; to blackmail
neutralRefers to the act of obtaining money or benefits through threats, lies, or intimidation. Often used in legal or criminal contexts.
He was accused of extorting a large sum of money from the company.
Authorities remind citizens to guard against telecom fraud and cyber extortion.
noun
rumor; false information
formalRefers to unverified or false information that spreads. Often appears in the compound '讹传' (false rumor).
Don't readily believe false rumors on the internet.
That rumor about the pandemic was quickly debunked.