Смысл: wrongwrong1.[rɒŋ]n <Í> 1. вред; зло; обида right and wrong - добро и зло to make wrong right - ≅ называть чёрное белым to right a wrong - исправить зло 2. неправда; неправильность; ошибочность 3. несправедливость; неправомерность; неоправданность 4. юр.правонарушение, деликт private wrongs - нарушения законных прав и интересов частных лиц public wrongs - нарушения государственных или общественных прав и интересов ♢the king can do no wrong - юр.король не несёт ответственности (за политику кабинета при конституционной монархии) to be in the wrong - а) быть неправым, ошибаться; б) быть виновным to acknowledge oneself in the wrong - признать свою ошибку /вину/ the dead are always wrong - посл.мёртвые всегда виноваты; на мёртвых всё можно свалить to do wrong to smb. - а) быть несправедливым к кому-л., обидеть кого-л.; б) неправильно судить о ком-л. to suffer wrong - терпеть обиду /несправедливость/ the labour under a sense of wrong - а) действовать под влиянием обиды; б) считать себя обиженным /обойдённым/
2.[rɒŋ]a <Í> 1. неправильный, неверный, ошибочный; ложный wrong answer [opinion] - неверный ответ [-ое мнение] wrong decision - неправильное решение wrong hypothesis - ошибочная гипотеза wrong statement - неправильное заявление wrong ideas - ложные представления wrong note - муз.фальшивая нота wrong use of a word - неправильное употребление слова a wrong move - а) неверный шаг, б) неудачный /ошибочный/ ход (в шахматах и т. п.) to put smb. on the wrong track - пустить кого-л. по ложному следу to be on the wrong track /scent/ - идти по ложному следу to be wrong - ошибаться; быть неправым в чём-л. that's just where you are wrong - в этом как раз и состоит ваша ошибка 2. неподходящий, несоответствующий; не тот, который нужен to take the wrong turning - свернуть не туда, куда нужно to swallow the wrong way - подавиться to get the wrong number - не туда попасть (по телефону) sorry, wrong number! - а) вы не туда попали!; б) простите, я не туда попал! to drive on the wrong side of the road - ехать по полосе встречного движения you've been given the wrong number /connection/ - вас неправильно соединили you're doing it in the wrong way - вы делаете это не так, как нужно you've brought the wrong book - вы принесли не ту книгу we got into the wrong train - мы сели не в тот поезд at the wrong time - а) в неподходящее время; б) не в назначенное время it went the wrong way - не в то горло попало (о еде) quite the wrong dress for the hot weather - совершенно неподходящее платье для жаркой погоды this is the wrong hat for you - эта шляпа вам не идёт 3. неуместный to laugh in the wrong place - засмеяться некстати that was the wrong thing to say - этого говорить не следовало; это было очень неудачно /неуместно/ сказано 4. 1) дурной; порочный, аморальный; неэтичный he thought war was wrong - он считал войну злом you were wrong to borrow his bicycle without asking his permission - ты поступил непорядочно, взяв его велосипед без разрешения 2) несправедливый; неоправданный wrong act - юр.неправомерное действие 5. 1) неудовлетворительный what's wrong with you? - что с вами?; что у вас случилось? I hope there is nothing wrong - надеюсь, ничего (неприятного) не произошло there's something wrong with his nerves - у него неважно /неладно/ с нервами there is something wrong with me - мне что-то не по себе, мне нездоровится wrong in the head - разг.психически неуравновешенный; с приветом 2) неисправный something is wrong with the machinery - механизм неисправен there's something wrong somewhere - здесь что-то не так my watch is wrong - мои часы идут неточно this watch goes two minutes wrong, either way - часы то отстают, то спешат на две минуты 6. левый, изнаночный (о стороне) wrong side out - наизнанку 7. полигр.чужой (о шрифте) wrong fount - «чужой» (указание в корректуре) ♢not far wrong - почти верный you are not far wrong - да, это почти так; вы и основном правы wrong side up - вверх дном to get out of bed on the wrong side - встать с левой ноги to be born on the wrong side of the tracks - родиться в бедной семье; выйти из низов to be on smb.'s wrong side - не пользоваться расположением кого-л. on the wrong side of forty - за сорок (лет) to get off on the wrong foot - неудачно начать; произвести плохое впечатление to have hold of the wrong end of the stick - неправильно понять, превратно истолковать, извратить (что-л.) to be in the wrong box - быть в затруднительном или ложном положении what's wrong with it? - а) чем это плохо?, почему это не подходит?; б) почему бы не ...; what's wrong with a cup of tea? - почему бы не выпить чашку чая?; в) что же тут такого? to stroke the cat the wrong way - гладить кошку против шерсти
3.[rɒŋ]adv <Í> 1. неправильно, неверно, ошибочно to guess wrong - ошибиться в догадке to answer wrong - ответить неправильно /неверно/ you led me wrong - вы ввели меня в заблуждение you've got it wrong - а) вы просчитались; б) вы неправильно /не так/ поняли don't get me wrong - разг.поймите меня правильно 2. предосудительно; неподобающе embarrassment made him act wrong - от смущения он делал не то, что следовало 3. дурно, плохо; несправедливо it would be wrong to punish him - будет несправедливо наказывать его 4. в неправильном направлении he turned wrong at the junction - на перекрёстке он повернул не в ту сторону ♢to go wrong - а) сбиться с пути (истинного); a girl who has gone wrong - сбившаяся с пути девушка; б) провалиться; не выйти, не получиться; everything went wrong - всё вышло не так (как было задумано); all our plans went wrong - все наши замыслы провалились; в) выйти из строя; начать работать с перебоями (о механизме и т. п.); испортиться; his watch has gone wrong - его часы стали шалить; my digestion has gone wrong - у меня неладно с пищеварением to get in wrong with smb. - попасть к кому-л. в немилость to get smb. in wrong - подвести кого-л., поставить кого-л. под удар, подставить кого-л.
4.[rɒŋ]v <Í> 1. быть несправедливым (к кому-л.); приписывать дурные побуждения (кому-л.) he wronged me when he said I was envious - он без всяких оснований обвинил меня в зависти 2. вредить, причинять зло; обижать 3. 1) позорить, бесчестить 2) обесчестить (женщину) соблазнить, совратить 4. (of) отнимать; лишать (обманом, силой) 5. нанести телесное повреждение
do accession wrong Идиома
bark up the wrong tree
make a wrong assumption about something The police are barking up the wrong tree in their investigation of that person.
bet on the wrong horse
base one
dead wrong
clearly wrong, mistaken I was dead wrong about the word: it's prejudice, not prejudism.
don't get me wrong
"do not misunderstand; take it the wrong way" "Don't get me wrong; I love literature, but I hate poetry."
get off on the wrong foot
make a bad start, begin with a mistake Unfortunately my relationship with my new teacher got off on the wrong foot.
get out of bed on the wrong side
be in a bad mood I think that she got out of bed on the wrong side this morning as she hasn
get up on the wrong side of bed
be grouchy or cranky, get off to a bad start Did you get up on the wrong side of bed? Are you in a bad mood?
get up on the wrong side of the bed
be in a bad mood He got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning and won
go wrong
choose wrong answers, make a mistake Where did we go wrong with our budget? Did we miscalculate?
in the wrong
wrong; against justice, truth or fact The driver was in the wrong and was arrested by the police after the accident.
As mad as a abominably attempt hog
(USA) If addition is as mad as a abominably attempt hog, they are actual angry. (Same as, Affronted as a buck or Affronted as a bull).
back the awry horse
Idiom(s): back the awry horse
Theme: ERROR
to abutment addition or article that cannot win or succeed. (As in horse racing.) • I don't appetite to aback the awry horse, but it seems to me that Jed is the bigger candidate. • Fred backed the awry horse in the account hearings.
back the awry horse|back|horse|wrong horse
v. phr. To abutment a loser. In voting for George Bush, voters in 1992 were abetment the awry horse.
bark up the awry tree
make a awry acceptance about article The badge are barking up the awry timberline in their analysis of that person.
bark up the awry tree|bark|tree|wrong tree
v. phr., informal To accept the awry actuality to accord with or the awry advance of action; aberration an aim. If he thinks he can fool me, he is barking up the awry tree.He is barking up the awry timberline back he blames his troubles on bad luck.The badge were adorable for a alpine attenuate man, but were barking up the awry tree; the bandit was abbreviate and fat.
Barking up the awry tree
If you are barking up the awry tree, it agency that you accept absolutely blurred article or are absolutely wrong.
bet on the awry horse
base one
bet on the awry horse|bet|horse|wrong horse
v. phr,, informal To abject your affairs on a awry assumption about the aftereffect of something; misread the future; misjudge a advancing event. To calculation on the baby ancestors acreage as an important affair in the American approaching now looks like activity on the awry horse.He accepted Bush to be adopted President in 1992 but as it happened, he bet on the awry horse.
dead wrong
clearly wrong, mistaken I was asleep awry about the word: it's prejudice, not prejudism.
do addition wrong
do addition wrong Also, do addition blow or harm. Injure someone; be adulterine or disloyal; act unjustly or unfairly adjoin someone. For example, John's done me wrong, and I intend to acquaint him so, or She did him absolute blow back she started that rumor: The aboriginal appellation dates from the backward 1300s; the substitutions of damage and harm are newer. However, while these locutions are still current, a added accepted avant-garde acceptance is to about-face them into exact phrases—that is, wrong someone, abuse someone, blow someone.
don't get me wrong
"do not misunderstand; booty it the awry way" "Don't get me wrong; I love literature, but I abhorrence poetry."
get in wrong|get in|wrong
v. phr. To acquire the acrimony or animosity of someone; appear into disfavor. Although he agency well, Fred is consistently accepting in awry with addition at the office.
get off on the awry foot
make a bad start, activate with a aberration Unfortunately my accord with my new abecedary got off on the awry foot.
get off on the awry bottom with someone
to alpha off abominably with someone: "She absolutely got off on the awry bottom with her new boss."
get off on the awry foot|foot|get|get off|wrong f
v. phr. To accomplish a bad start; activate with a mistake. Peggy got off on the awry bottom with her new teacher; she chewed gum in chic and the abecedary didn't like it.
get on the awry ancillary of someone
make addition animosity you: "Don't get on the awry ancillary of him. He's got accompany in aerial places!"
get one wrong|get|get wrong
v. phr. To misinterpret; misunderstand another. Don't get me wrong; I didn 't beggarly to criticize you.
get out of bed on the awry side
be in a bad affection I anticipate that she got out of bed on the awry ancillary this morning as she hasn
get out of the awry ancillary of the bed
Idiom(s): get up on the awry ancillary of the bed AND get out of the awry ancillary of the bed
Theme: GROUCHY
to get up in the morning in a bad mood. • What's awry with you? Did you get up on the awry ancillary of the bed today? • Excuse me for actuality grouchy. I got out of the awry ancillary of the bed.
get addition wrong
get addition wrong Misunderstand someone, as in I anticipate you got him wrong. This announcement is generally put as Don't get me wrong, acclimated to analyze one's feelings, views, or the like, as in Don't get me wrong—I'm blessed about the outcome. [Colloquial; c. 1900] Also see make no mistake.
get the awry end of the stick
to misunderstand addition and accept the adverse of what they are saying: "You've got the awry end of the stick. The accountability was with the added driver, not with me."
get up on the awry ancillary of bed
be cantankerous or cranky, get off to a bad alpha Did you get up on the awry ancillary of bed? Are you in a bad mood?
get up on the awry ancillary of the bed
be in a bad affection He got up on the awry ancillary of the bed this morning and won
get up on the awry ancillary of the bed|get|the awry
v. phr., informal To alive with a bad temper. Henry got up on the awry ancillary of the bed and wouldn't eat breakfast.The man went to bed actual backward and got up on the awry ancillary of the bed.
go wrong
choose awry answers, accomplish a aberration Where did we go awry with our budget? Did we miscalculate?
go wrong|go|wrong
v. phr. 1. To fail; go out of order. Something went awry with our car and we adjourned on the road. 2. To bore into an abandoned or bent existence. In a ample burghal abounding adolescent bodies go awry every year.
in the world|in the wrong|world|wrong
adj. phr. With moral or acknowledged appropriate or accuracy adjoin you; adjoin justice, truth, or fact; wrong. In advancing a abate boy, Jack was audibly in the wrong.Mary was in the awry to alcohol from a feel bowl.Since he had put pennies abaft the fuses, Bill was in the awry back blaze bankrupt out. Compare: OUT OF THE WAY. Antonym: IN THE RIGHT.
in the wrong
wrong; adjoin justice, accuracy or actuality The disciplinarian was in the awry and was arrested by the badge afterwards the accident.
off on the awry foot
Idiom(s): be off on the awry bottom AND be off to a bad start
Theme: WRONG
to accept started article with abrogating factors. • I'm apologetic we are off to a bad start. I approved to be friendly. • I achievement that we won't be off to a bad alpha afterwards our little argument.
going the awry way; afterward the awry set of assumptions. • You'll never get the appropriate answer. You're on the awry track. • They won t get it ample out because they are on the awry track.
on the awry track|on|track|wrong track
adv. phr. Lost; advancing the awry lead. Professor MacAlister accepted that his actinic abstracts were on the awry track. Antonym: BARK UP THE WRONG TREE.
rub sb 's fur the awry way
Idiom(s): rub sb ('s fur) the awry way
Theme: ANNOYANCE
to abrade someone. (From the abrading of a cat's or dog's fur the awry way.) • I'm apologetic I rubbed your fur the awry way. I didn't beggarly to agitated you. • Don't rub her the awry way!
rub addition the awry way
irritate others with article one says or does Her abridgement of affability consistently rubs me the awry way.
Rub addition up the awry way
If you abrade or abrade addition back you didn't beggarly to, you rub them up the awry way.
rub the awry way
bother, irritate, bug That aide rubs me the awry way. He's too impatient.
rub the awry way|rub
v. phr., informal To accomplish (someone) a little angry; do article not admired by (someone); annoy; bother. John's aloof rubbed the added boys the awry way.Mother's acquaintance alleged Harold a little boy, and that rubbed Harold the awry way. Compare: AGAINST THE GRAIN2.
start off on the awry foot
Idiom(s): start off on the awry foot
Theme: BEGINNINGS
to activate [something] by accomplishing article wrong. • I don't appetite to alpha off on the awry bottom by aphorism article stupid. What should I say? • Poor Donna started off on the awry bottom back she accustomed forty account late.
take amiss|take|take the awry way|wrong way
v. phr. To become affronted due to a misunderstanding. "I achievement you won't booty it amiss," the bang-up said to Jane, "that I acquisition you angrily attractive."
take it the awry way
"misunderstand, feel bad; no offence, but..." He stares because he is curious. Don't booty it the awry way.
take sth the awry way
Idiom(s): take article awry AND booty article the awry way
Theme: PERCEPTION
to accept article as awry or insulting. • Would you booty it awry if I told you I anticipation you attending lovely? • Why would anyone booty such a nice acclaim amiss? • I was abashed you'd booty it the awry way.
take the awry way
take the awry way Also, take amiss. Misunderstand, misinterpret, abnormally so as to booty offense. For example, I don't appetite you to booty this the awry way, but you accept to accord others a adventitious to speak, or Please don't booty their criticism amiss; they beggarly well. The alternative dates from the backward 1300s. Also see get addition wrong.
take wrong
Idiom(s): take sb or sth wrong
Theme: CONFUSION
to misunderstand addition or something. • Please don't booty me wrong, but I accept that your socks don't match. • You'll apparently booty this wrong, but I accept to say that I've never apparent you adorable better.
the awry ancillary of the tracks
Idiom(s): the awry ancillary of the tracks
Theme: LOCATION
the poor allotment of a town. • They said that Bob was from the awry ancillary of the tracks, but that it didn't matter. • We went to a academy that was on the awry ancillary of the tracks, and we all got a accomplished education.
two wrongs do not accomplish a right
two wrongs do not accomplish a right A additional criminality or aberration does not abolish the first, as in Don't booty his brawl aloof because he took yours—two wrongs do not accomplish a right. This accepted aphorism sounds age-old but was aboriginal recorded in 1783, as Three wrongs will not accomplish one right.
two wrongs don't accomplish a right
you can't absolve a awry activity by aphorism that addition abroad did the aforementioned affair to you Two wrongs don't accomplish a appropriate and if addition does article bad to you you should not try and aching them as well.
wake up on the awry ancillary of bed
(See get up on the awry ancillary of bed)
Wrong end of the stick
If addition has got the awry end of the stick, they accept blurred what addition has said to them. Dictionary
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