underreport

underreport

美 [ˌʌndərɪ'poʊrt] 　英

• 网络少报；底报；漏报

词形变化

过去分词：underreported  现在分词：underreporting  第三人称单数：underreports  

英汉解释

v.	1. to declare or report a number or amount to be smaller than is actually the case

例句

But sleep lab data reveal that people consistently underreport how often and how much.

但是Sleep实验室的数据揭示人们严重低估自己做了多少梦。

It works well for small sites but is for large ones and tends to severely underreport the count.

它运作良好，为小网站，但被的大，而且往往严重少报的数量。

They might be afraid it might complicate their relationships more, so people tend to underreport it.

他们或许担心，抱怨两性关系可能会使爱人间的关系变得更加复杂化，因此，她们通常倾向于藏于心间，秘而不宣。

"People with A. D. H. D. tend to underreport their symptoms, " said Dr. Barkley.

巴克莱博士说：“ADHD患者倾向漏报一些症状。”

People tend to underreport the amount they spend on alcohol and cigarettes, for instance.

例如，人们倾向于少报他们发在喝酒和吸烟上的金钱。

Male victims of female abusers likely underreport sexual coercion, a new study finds.

一项新的研究发现，我们很可能低估了女性对男性受害者的性要胁。

Some studies suggest people underreport their caloric intake by 30 percent or more.

某些研究也表明：人们实际上吸收的卡路里比他们认为的要多出30%或者更多。

No wonder the flu still so serious and furious. But why did they underreport?

难怪，流感到现在还这么严重。但是他们为什么少报呢？

For instance, homebuyers might underreport prices in order to pay lower transaction taxes.

比如说购房者可能会低报房价，以少缴交易税。

The richest 10% of urban families underreport their income by about 69%, he finds.

他得出，城市家庭中最富有的那10%隐瞒了自己收入的69%。