Смысл: misunderstood

misunderstood[͵mısʌndəʹstʋd]
past и p. p. от misunderstand
misunderstand[͵mısʌndəʹsfænd]
v (misunderstood)
<Í> неправильно понять
if I have not misunderstood you - если я вас правильно понял
you misunderstand me - вы меня не так понимаете
don't misunderstand me - не поймите меня превратно
we misunderstood each other - у нас вышло недоразумение, мы друг друга не поняли

stood Идиома

should have stood in bed

Idiom(s): should have stood in bed

Theme: HIDING

should have stayed in bed.
• What a horrible day! I should have stood in bed.
• The minute I got up and heard the news this morning, I knew I should have stood in bed.

in only the clothes he stood up in

to only possess what you wear: "After the fire, they were left with only the clothes they stood up in."

should have stood in bed, I

should have stood in bed, I
I've had such a bad day that I should never have gotten up at all. For example, And then I got rear-ended at the stop sign—I should have stood in bed. This ungrammatical colloquial phrase—properly put as stayed in bed—is ascribed to fight manager Joe Jacobs, who in 1935 saw his first baseball game, the opening game of the World Series between the Detroit Tigers and Chicago Cubs. It was a very cold day, and when asked what he thought of baseball, Jacobs replied, “I should have stood in bed.”

stood

stood
see should have stood in bed, I.

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