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wrong

adjective
 
/rɒŋ/
/rɔːŋ/
Idioms
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    not correct不正确

  1.  
     not right or correct错误的；不对的；不正确的
    • I got all the answers wrong.我的答案全都错了。
    • He was driving on the wrong side of the road.他开车行驶在道路逆行的一侧。
    • Sorry, I must have dialled the wrong number.对不起，我一定是拨错电话号码了。
    • You're holding the camera the wrong way up!你把照相机拿颠倒了！
    • That picture is the wrong way round.那幅画挂反了。
    • I soon realised I'd taken a wrong turn. 我很快意识到我走错了方向。
    • He got all his calculations wrong.他全都算错了。
    • The information is just plain wrong.信息完全错了。
    opposite right
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • seem
    • go
    • …
    adverb
    • all
    • badly
    • disastrously
    • …
    preposition
    • about
    • for
    • in
    • …
    phrases
    • there’s nothing wrong with something
    • you can’t go wrong (with something)
    See full entry
  2.  
     [not before noun] (of a person人) not right about something/somebody出错；搞错；有错误 synonym mistaken
    • I think she lives at number 44, but I could be wrong.我想她是住在 44 号，不过我可能记错了。
    • wrong about something/somebody You were wrong about Tom; he's not married after all.你把汤姆的情况搞错了，他根本没结婚。
    • wrong to do something We were wrong to assume that she'd agree.我们错误地以为她会同意。
    • She would prove him wrong (= prove that he was wrong) whatever happened.不论发生的是什么事，她都会证明他是错的。
    • (informal) Correct me if I'm wrong (= I may be wrong) but didn't you say you two knew each other?我若说错了请你纠正，你不是说过你们彼此认识吗？
    • (informal) If you think I'm happy, you're dead wrong.如果你认为我幸福，那你就大错特错了。
    • (informal) You think you've beaten me but that's where you're wrong.你以为已经赢了我了，可你错就错在这里。
    • (informal) ‘I thought this might interest you because I know you like boxing.’ ‘You're not wrong (= you are absolutely right). I love boxing.’“我想你可能会对这个感兴趣，因为我知道你喜欢拳击，”。你没有错。我喜欢拳击。
    Synonyms wrongwrong
    • false
    • mistaken
    • incorrect
    • inaccurate
    • misguided
    • untrue
    These words all describe something that is not right or correct, or somebody who is not right about something.
    • wrong not right or correct; (of a person) not right about somebody/​something:
      • I got all the answers wrong.我的答案全都错了。
      • We were wrong to assume she’d agree.我们错误地以为她会同意。
    • false not true or correct; wrong because it is based on something that is not true or correct:
      • A whale is a fish. True or false?鲸鱼是鱼，对还是错？
      • She gave false information to the insurance company.她向保险公司提供了不真实的资料。
    • mistaken wrong in your opinion or judgement; based on a wrong opinion or bad judgement:
      • You’re completely mistaken about Jane.你对简的看法完全错了。
    • incorrect (rather formal) wrong according to the facts; containing mistakes:指与事实不符的、不准确的、不正确的：
      • Many of the figures were incorrect.这些数字有许多是不准确的。
    • inaccurate wrong according to the facts; containing mistakes:
      • The report was badly researched and quite inaccurate.这报告没有经过认真调查，颇为失实。
    incorrect or inaccurate?用 incorrect 还是 inaccurate？A fact, figure or spelling that is wrong is incorrect; information, a belief or a description based on incorrect facts can be incorrect or inaccurate; something that is produced, such as a film, report or map, that contains incorrect facts is inaccurate.
    • misguided wrong because you have understood or judged a situation badly:
      • In her misguided attempts to help, she only made the situation worse.她想帮忙，但做法不对头，反把事情弄得更糟。
    • untrue not based on facts, but invented or guessed:
      • These accusations are totally untrue.这些指控纯属捏造。
    Patterns
    • to be wrong/​mistaken about something
    • wrong/​false/​mistaken/​incorrect/​inaccurate/​untrue information
    • a(n) false/​mistaken/​incorrect/​inaccurate/​misguided belief
    • a(n) wrong/​incorrect answer
    Extra Examples
    • You were completely wrong about Maurice. He's not leaving.你完全误解了莫里斯，他并没打算要离开。
    • She was able to prove him wrong.她能够证明他错了。
    • Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't I know you?如果我错了请指正，但是我不认识你吗？
    • The authors are just plain wrong in their assessments.这些作者的评价显然是错误的。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • seem
    • go
    • …
    adverb
    • all
    • badly
    • disastrously
    • …
    preposition
    • about
    • for
    • in
    • …
    phrases
    • there’s nothing wrong with something
    • you can’t go wrong (with something)
    See full entry
    3.

    causing problems造成问题

  3.  
     [not before noun] causing problems or difficulties; not as it should be引起问题（或麻烦）；有毛病；不正常
    • Is anything wrong? You look worried.出了什么事？看你愁眉苦脸的样子。
    • ‘What's wrong?’ ‘Oh, nothing.’“哪儿不舒服？” “噢，没事。”
    • wrong with somebody/something There's something wrong with the printer.打印机出了故障。
    • I have something wrong with my foot.我的脚有点儿不对劲。
    • The doctor could find nothing wrong with him.医生查不出他有什么病。
    Extra Examples
    • She was worried that there was something seriously wrong with her.她担心她有什么严重的毛病。
    • I've got something wrong with my foot.我的脚有点问题。
    • The doctor could find nothing physically wrong with him.医生找不出他身体有任何毛病。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • seem
    • go
    • …
    adverb
    • all
    • badly
    • disastrously
    • …
    preposition
    • about
    • for
    • in
    • …
    phrases
    • there’s nothing wrong with something
    • you can’t go wrong (with something)
    See full entry
    4.

    not suitable不适合

  4.  
     [usually before noun] not suitable, right or what you need不合适的；不适当的；不合意的
    • wrong something for something He's the wrong person for the job.他不适合做这项工作。
    • wrong for something She's simply wrong for this job.她根本不适合做这项工作。
    • wrong something to do I realized that it was the wrong thing to say.我意识到说这话不恰当。
    • Most people think that the country is heading in the wrong direction.大多数人认为这个国家正朝着错误的方向前进。
    • It was his bad luck to be in the wrong place at the wrong time (= so that he got involved in trouble without intending to).算他倒霉，在错误的时间出现在错误的地方。
    • We don't want this document falling into the wrong hands.我们不想让这份文件落入不对路的人手里。
    • She's all wrong for you.她完全不适合你。
    5.

    not morally right不道德

  5.  
     [not usually before noun] not morally right or honest不道德；不义；不诚实
    • This man has done nothing wrong.这位男子没有做过不正当的事。
    • wrong to do something It is wrong to tell lies.说谎是不道德的。
    • It's morally wrong to kill somebody.杀人在道德上是错误的。
    • wrong of somebody (to do something) It was wrong of me to get so angry.我不该发这么大脾气。
    • wrong with doing something What's wrong with eating meat?吃肉有什么不对？
    • wrong with something There's nothing inherently wrong with this type of nostalgia.这种怀旧本身没有什么问题。
    • wrong that… It is wrong that he should not be punished for what he did.他的所作所为竟可不受惩罚，这太不公平了。
    Extra Examples
    • It was wrong of me to lose my temper.我不该发脾气。
    • It is wrong that she wasn't punished for what she did.她没有因为她的所作所为受到惩罚是错误的。
    • He knows that he's done wrong.他知道做了不该做的事。
    • Paying people such low wages is simply wrong.给人这么低的工钱真是不公道。
    • There's nothing wrong with eating meat.吃肉没有什么不对。
    • What's wrong with leading a comfortable life?享受舒适的生活有什么不对？
    Topics Personal qualitiesb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • seem
    • go
    • …
    adverb
    • all
    • badly
    • disastrously
    • …
    preposition
    • about
    • for
    • in
    • …
    phrases
    • there’s nothing wrong with something
    • you can’t go wrong (with something)
    See full entry
    More Like This Silent lettersSilent letters
    6. Word Originlate Old English wrang, from Old Norse rangr ‘awry, unjust’; related to wring.
Idioms
back the wrong horse
  1. (British English) to support somebody/something that is not successful下错赌注（支持了失败的一方或事情）Topics Difficulty and failurec2
be barking up the wrong tree
  1. (informal) to have the wrong idea about how to get or achieve something把方法搞错（或想偏）；走错路线
    • You're barking up the wrong tree if you're expecting us to lend you any money.你要是指望我们借钱给你，你是走错庙门了。
    Topics Difficulty and failurec2
from/on the wrong side of the tracks
  1. from or living in a poor area or part of town来自（城里的）贫民区；住在贫穷的地区（或城区）
get/start off on the right/wrong foot (with somebody)
  1. (informal) to start a relationship well/badly开始时关系良好／不好
    • I seem to have got off on the wrong foot with the new boss.看来我和新老板的关系一开头就不好。
get on the right/wrong side of somebody
  1. to make somebody pleased with you/annoyed with you讨得某人的欢心；惹得某人恼怒
get out of bed on the wrong side (British English)
(North American English get up on the wrong side of the bed)
  1. to be in a bad mood for the whole day for no particular reason（无缘由地）一起床就整天情绪不好
get (hold of) the wrong end of the stick
  1. (British English, informal) to understand something in the wrong way误解；误会
hit/strike the right/wrong note
  1. (especially British English) to do, say or write something that is suitable/not suitable for a particular occasion做（或说、写）得得体／不得体
    • It is a bizarre tale and the author hits just the right note of horror and disbelief.这是一个离奇的故事，作者恰到好处地表达了恐惧和怀疑。
    • Unfortunately, the president struck the wrong note in his speech, ignoring the public mood.不幸的是，总统在他的演讲中打错了音，忽略了公众的情绪。
not far off/out/wrong
  1. (informal) almost correct几乎正确
    • Your guess wasn't far out at all.你猜得几乎一点不错。
    • They weren't far out with their estimate of 100 000.他们估计有100，00 0人，这已经不远了。
    • You're not far wrong when you say he's the richest guy in town.当你说他是镇上最富有的人时，你错得并不远。
on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc.
  1. (informal) younger or older than 40, 50, etc. years of age不到／已过 40 岁（或 50 岁等）
on the right/wrong track
  1. thinking or behaving in the right/wrong way思路对头／不对头；做法对路／不对路
    • We haven’t found a cure yet—but we are on the right track.我们还没有找到治愈的方法——但是我们走在正确的道路上。
    • The new manager successfully got the team back onto the right track.新教练成功地将球队又带上正轨。
    • The police were on the wrong track when they treated the case as a revenge killing.警方将案件当作仇杀案来办理是搞错了方向。
on the wrong side of the law
  1. in trouble with the police违法
rub somebody up the wrong way (British English)
(North American English rub somebody the wrong way)
  1. (informal) to make somebody annoyed or angry, often without intending to, by doing or saying something that offends them（无意中）惹人生气，触怒别人
    • She tends to rub people up the wrong way.她倾向于以错误的方式激怒别人。
take something the wrong way
  1. to be offended by a remark that was not intended to be offensive误会本意良好的话
    • She always takes things the wrong way.她总是以错误的方式对待事情。

wrong

adverb
 
/rɒŋ/
/rɔːŋ/
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  1. in a way that produces a result that is not correct or that you do not want错误地；不正确；不对
    • My name is spelt wrong.我的名字给拼错了。
    • The program won't load. What am I doing wrong?这程序载入不了。我哪里出错了？
    • I was trying to apologize but it came out wrong (= what I said sounded wrong).我是想要道歉，可是话一出口却变了味儿。
    • ‘I thought you were going out.’ ‘Well you must have thought wrong, then!’“我原以为你要出去呢。” “啊，那你一定是想错了！”
    opposite right
    Which Word? wrong / wrongly / wrongfullywrong / wrongly / wrongfully
    • In informal language wrong can be used as an adverb instead of wrongly, when it means ‘incorrectly’ and comes after a verb or its object:在非正式用法中，wrong 可作副词代替 wrongly，表示错误地，置于动词或动词宾语之后：
      • My name was spelt wrong.我的名字拼错了。
      • I’m afraid you guessed wrong.恐怕你猜错了。
      Wrongly is used before a past participle or a that clause:wrongly 用于过去分词或 that 从句之前：
      • My name was wrongly spelt.我的名字拼错了。
      • She guessed wrongly that he was a teacher.她误以为他是个教师。
    • Wrongfully is usually used in a formal legal situation with words like convicted, dismissed and imprisoned.wrongfully 通常用于正式的法律场合，与 convicted、dismissed、imprisoned 等词连用。
    Word Originlate Old English wrang, from Old Norse rangr ‘awry, unjust’; related to wring.
Idioms
get somebody wrong
  1. (informal) to not understand correctly what somebody means or what they are误会，误解，曲解（某人的意思）
    • Don’t get me wrong (= do not be offended by what I am going to say), I think he’s doing a good job, but…别误解我，我认为他活儿干得不错，不过…
    Extra Examples
    • Don't get me wrong—I'm not asking for special treatment.别误会，我并不是在要求特殊照顾。
    • Don't get him wrong: Griffiths is not a conventional progressive.不要误解他:格里菲斯不是一个传统的进步主义者。
get something wrong (informal)
  1. to not understand a situation correctly误会，误解，曲解（某事）
    • No, you've got it all wrong. She's his wife.不，你完全误会了。她是他的妻子。
    • You've got it all wrong. I never meant to imply that you were responsible.你完全误解了，我从来都没想暗示你负有责任。
  2. to make a mistake with something把…搞错；把…弄错
    • I must have got the figures wrong.我一定是把数字给搞错了。
    • It looks like they got their predictions wrong again.看来他们的预测又错了。
go wrong
  1.  
     to make a mistake犯错误；做错事
    • If you do what she tells you, you won't go far wrong.你要是按照她说的做，就不会出大差错。
    • Where did we go wrong with those kids (= what mistakes did we make for them to behave so badly)?我们在什么地方把这些孩子惯坏了？
  2.  
     (of a machine机器) to stop working correctly发生故障；出毛病
    • My watch keeps going wrong.我的表不断地出毛病。
  3.  
     to experience problems or difficulties出现问题；遇到困难
    • The relationship started to go wrong when they moved abroad.移居国外后，他们的关系开始出现问题了。
    • What else can go wrong (= what other problems are we going to have)?还会出现什么问题？
    • What went wrong? You were doing really well.哪里出了问题？你做得很好。
    • Something has gone badly wrong.出了严重的问题。
    • to go terribly/seriously wrong大错特错
    Extra Examples
    • Everything was going wrong in my life.我的生活完全乱了套。
    • Things seemed to be going horribly wrong.情况似乎很严重。
put a foot wrong
  1. (usually used in negative sentences通常用于否定句) to make a mistake犯错误；做错事
    • In the last two games he has hardly put a foot wrong.他在上两局比赛中几乎一点错都没有出。
you can’t go wrong (with something)
  1. (informal) used to say that something will always be acceptable in a particular situation绝对不会出错；绝不会有问题
    • For a quick lunch you can't go wrong with pasta.想要吃一顿快捷的午餐，吃意大利面准错不了。
    • You can't go wrong with spaghetti—everyone likes it.选意大利面条不会有错 － 谁都喜欢吃。

wrong

noun
 
/rɒŋ/
/rɔːŋ/
Idioms
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     [uncountable] behaviour that is not honest or morally acceptable不义行为；欺骗行径；恶行
    • Children must be taught the difference between right and wrong.必须教儿童分清是非。
    • Her son can do no wrong in her eyes.在她眼里，她的儿子不可能做坏事。
    Extra Examples
    • According to her, her son could do no wrong.按她的说法，她儿子是不可能做坏事的。
    • Children have to learn the difference between right and wrong.孩子必须学习辨别是非。
    • He admitted he had done her wrong and asked for forgiveness.他承认曾经冤枉了她，并且请求她原谅。
    • I see no wrong in asking him to share the expenses.我认为要求他分担费用没有错。
    • If they do wrong, they have to be punished.如果他们做坏事，就必须受到惩罚。
    • I see no wrong in taking a little time off.我认为歇一小会儿没什么不妥。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • great
    • terrible
    • past
    • …
    verb + wrong
    • commit
    • do (somebody)
    • inflict
    • …
    preposition
    • in the wrong
    phrases
    • the difference between right and wrong
    • the rights and wrongs (of something)
    See full entry
  2. [countable] (formal) an act that is not legal, honest or morally acceptable犯罪；欺骗；罪恶
    • It is time to forgive past wrongs if progress is to be made.如果想有进步，现在就该宽恕过去的罪过。
    • It seems like we're righting a wrong. It's long overdue.似乎我们在纠正一个错误。早该如此了。
    Extra Examples
    • You are answerable in court for wrongs done to individuals.冤枉他人应负法律责任。
    • the wrongs inflicted on innocent people对无辜者所做的错事
    • to redress a wrong纠正错误
    • Whatever the rights and wrongs of the situation, there's not a lot we can do.不管这一情况的是非曲直如何，我们所能够做的并不多。
    • There are various kinds of civil wrongs, or torts.存在各种各样的民事不法行为或侵权行为。
    • The two communities must learn to forgive past wrongs.这两个团体必须学会谅解过去的错误。
    • It's the job of the newspapers to expose the wrongs suffered by such people.曝光这些人所遭受的不公义是报界的职责。
    Topics Crime and punishmentb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • great
    • terrible
    • past
    • …
    verb + wrong
    • commit
    • do (somebody)
    • inflict
    • …
    preposition
    • in the wrong
    phrases
    • the difference between right and wrong
    • the rights and wrongs (of something)
    See full entry
    3. opposite right
    Word Originlate Old English wrang, from Old Norse rangr ‘awry, unjust’; related to wring.
Idioms
in the wrong
  1. responsible for an accident, a mistake, an argument, etc.（在事故、错误、争论等中）有错，应承担责任
    • The motorcyclist was clearly in the wrong.骑摩托车的人显然对事故负有责任。
    • It took a lot of courage to admit that she was in the wrong.承认她错了需要很大的勇气。
    • Although he knew he was in the wrong, he wouldn't apologize.尽管他知道是自己错了，但他不肯道歉。
    Topics Opinion and argumentc2
right a wrong
  1. to do something to correct an unfair situation or something bad that you have done纠正错误；平反昭雪
    • This is a time to right wrongs and heal divisions.这是一个纠正错误和弥合分歧的时刻。
    • How can we right these wrongs?我们如何纠正这些过错呢？
two wrongs don’t make a right
  1. (saying) used to say that if somebody does something bad to you, the situation will not be improved by doing something bad to them冤冤相报永无完了；以牙还牙行不通

wrong

verb
/rɒŋ/
/rɔːŋ/
[usually passive] (formal)
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they wrong
/rɒŋ/
/rɔːŋ/
he / she / it wrongs
/rɒŋz/
/rɔːŋz/
past simple wronged
/rɒŋd/
/rɔːŋd/
past participle wronged
/rɒŋd/
/rɔːŋd/
-ing form wronging
/ˈrɒŋɪŋ/
/ˈrɔːŋɪŋ/
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  1. to treat somebody badly or in an unfair way不公正（或不诚实）对待
    • be/feel wronged (by somebody/something) He felt deeply wronged by the allegations.这些指控让他感到深受冤枉。
    Word Originlate Old English wrang, from Old Norse rangr ‘awry, unjust’; related to wring.

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