Mistaken Action: Seeing X as Y (把...看成...)
Use `把...V+成...` to describe specifically mistaking one thing for another via seeing, hearing, or treating.
- • Structure: 把 + A + Verb + 成 + B
- • Means 'Mistook A for B'
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Use `把...V+成...` to describe specifically mistaking one thing for another via seeing, hearing, or treating.
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