wrong翻译成中文

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wrong
/ rCN /

◙ adjective
1. not correct or true
• 不正确的；错误的；不合乎事实的
»that is the wrong answer.
  那是错误答案。
  [predic.] mistaken
• 弄错的，出错的
»I was wrong about him being on the yacht that evening.
  他那晚没在游艇上，我弄错了。
  unsuitable or undesirable
• 不适当的，不合适的；不合意的
»they asked all the wrong questions.
  他们问的问题都不合时宜。
  [predic.] in a bad or abnormal condition; amiss
• 坏的；不正常的，不恰当的
»something was wrong with the pump.
  管道出了问题。
  unjust, dishonest, or immoral
• 不公正的；不诚实的；不道德的
»they were wrong to take the law into their own hands.
  他们玩弄法律于股掌间是不对的。
»it was wrong of me to write you such an angry note.
  我给你写这么一张措辞激愤的纸条是不对的。
◙ adverb
1. in an unsuitable or undesirable manner or direction
• （方式或方向）不适当地，不适宜地
»what am I doing wrong?
  我做错了什么吗？。
  with an incorrect result
• 不正确地；错误地
»she guessed wrong.
  她猜错了。
◙ noun
1. an unjust, dishonest, or immoral action
• 不公正，不公平，不道德
»I have done you a great wrong.
  我使你受了很大的委屈。
◙ verb
1. [with obj.] act unjustly or dishonestly towards (someone)
• 不公正（或不诚实）地对待（某人）
»please forgive me these things and the people I have wronged.
  我做错了这些事，错待了很多人，请宽恕我吧。
  mistakenly attribute bad motives to; misrepresent
• 冤枉；误解，曲解
»perhaps I wrong him.
  也许是我冤枉了他。

【IDIOMS】

◘ get someone wrong
1. misunderstand someone, especially by falsely imputing malice
• 误解某人；冤枉某人
◘ get (hold of) the wrong end of the stick
1. misunderstand something
• 误解某事；搞错
◘ go down the wrong way
1. (of food) enter the windpipe instead of the gullet
• （食物）进入气管，吃呛
◘ go wrong
1. develop in an undesirable way
• 走入歧途
◘ in the wrong
1. responsible for a quarrel, mistake, or offence
• 为（争吵，错误，罪行）负责
◘ the wrong way round
1. in the opposite of the normal or desirable orientation, direction, or sequence
• 方向（或顺序）不对（或不正）地
◘ two wrongs don't make a right
1. (proverb)the fact that someone has done something unjust or dishonest is no justification for acting in a similar way
• [谚] 以牙还牙行不通；两个错误不等于一个正确；不能因别人错了自己也就可以犯错

【派生】

♦ wronger noun
♦ wrongly adverb
♦ wrongness noun

【语源】

1. late Old English wrang, from Old Norse rangr 'awry, unjust'; related to wring