misleading

动词 mislead:

1. lead someone in the wrong direction or give someone wrong directions
   同义词：mislead, misdirect, misguide, lead astray
2. give false or misleading information to
   同义词：misinform, mislead

形容词 misleading:

1. designed to deceive or mislead either deliberately or inadvertently
   同义词：deceptive, shoddy

1. I have found it both inadequate and misleading.
   我发现这些资料写的不是不够好，就是使人产生误解。
2. Advertisements for houses for sale often lead buyers on with misleading description.
   兜售房屋的广告常常以骗人的说明使买方上当受骗。
3. Don't judge by appearances appearances can be misleading.
   勿以外貌取人--外貌不可靠。
4. The misleading sign led me astray.
   那个标志误人，它使我迷了路。

mis.lead.ing

adj.（形容词）
Tending to mislead.
易于误导的

【引伸】
mislead.ingly
adv.（副词）
<参考词汇><同义词>misleading,deceptive,delusive,delusoryThese adjectives describe what leads or tends to lead one into error or wrongdoing.
这些形容词都描述导致某人犯错误或有导致某人犯错的倾向的事物。
Misleading, the least specific,applies to something that inadvertently or deliberately guides one into an erroneous or wrong path:
Misleading 的意思最不确切，它可用于故意或无意地引导某人进入岐途或错误道路的事物：
例句：
a misleading similarity. Somethingdeceptive causes one to believe what is not true or fail to believe what is true; the term may or may not imply intentional misrepresentation:
使人产生误解的相似之处。 Deceptive 引起人们相信某事不是真实的和不能相信某事是真实的； 这个词既可隐含故意的错误陈述也可以没有这层意思：

例句：
deceptive calm.
具有欺骗性的冷静。

Delusive anddelusory both connote deception, sham, or fallaciousness:
Delusive 和delusory 两者都意味着欺骗、哄骗或谬误：
例句：
delusive expectations;
虚妄的期待；

例句：
a delusory pleasure.
虚幻的快乐