misplan
verb [ I or T ] (also mis-plan) uk/mɪsˈplæn/ us/ˌmɪsˈplæn/ -nn-
计划出错;误判
to make bad decisions when planning what you are going to do or how you are going to do it
How did we get in a situation where we misplanned to such an extent? 我们是如何误入歧途到如此地步的？
You don’t want to be mis-planning your schedule at such a busy time of year.
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- The event was misplanned and mismanaged.
- Some aspects of the situation were misplanned.
- We misunderstood, misplanned, and mismanaged our intentions with arrogant self-delusion.