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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. wrong [americ rɔŋ, Brit rɒŋ] ADJ

1.1. wrong (incorrect, inappropriate):

wrong answer
the answer is wrong
the answer is wrong

1.2. wrong (mistaken) pred:

to be wrong
you're wrong: the answer is 62
I hope you're/I'm wrong
I was wrong about her

2. wrong (morally):

stealing is wrong

3. wrong (amiss) pred:

what's wrong?
what's wrong with you?
what's wrong with you?

4. wrong (reverse):

the wrong side

II. wrong [americ rɔŋ, Brit rɒŋ] ADV

wrong answer:

wrong
wrong
I did it all wrong
to get sth wrong you've got your facts wrong
to get sb wrong coloq I got him all wrong
don't get me wrong
to go wrong machinery:
to go wrong machinery:
descomponerse lat-amer
to go wrong plans:
to go wrong plans:
a nice girl gone wrong

III. wrong [americ rɔŋ, Brit rɒŋ] SUBST

1. wrong U or C:

wrong (immoral action)
mal m
wrong (injustice)
to know right from wrong
you did wrong to tell her
in her eyes he can do no wrong
to do sb (a) wrong (be unjust)
ser injusto con alguien
to do sb (a) wrong (treat badly)
portarse mal con alguien
to be in the wrong
to put sb in the wrong , the fact that you lied puts you in the wrong

2. wrong C JUR:

wrong

IV. wrong [americ rɔŋ, Brit rɒŋ] VERBO trans formal

you wrong him

wrong-foot [americ ˈˌrɑŋ ˈfʊt, Brit ˌrɒŋˈfʊt] VERBO trans

1. wrong-foot DESP:

wrong-foot opponent
wrong-foot opponent
wrong-foot opponent
desubicar lat-amer

2. wrong-foot (take by surprise, disconcert):

wrong-foot
wrong-foot
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
wrong
wrong
to right a wrong
incorrecto (incorrecta) respuesta
wrong
equivocado (equivocada)
wrong
equivocado (equivocada)
wrong
wrong side
well, they're quite wrong! — exactly!
to be wrong
a contrapié adverb phrase
on/with the wrong foot

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inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. wrong [rɒŋ, americ rɑ:ŋ] ADJ

1. wrong (not right):

wrong answer
to be wrong about sth
to be wrong about sb
he is wrong in thinking that ...
to be in the wrong place
to be plainly wrong
sorry, wrong number!
to prove sb wrong

2. wrong (not appropriate):

wrong
to do/say the wrong thing
this is the wrong time to ...
the wrong side of town

3. wrong (bad):

4. wrong JUR, REL:

wrong
it is wrong to do that
it was wrong of him (to do that)

Expressões:

the wrong side
to go down the wrong way food, drink

II. wrong [rɒŋ, americ rɑ:ŋ] ADV

1. wrong (incorrectly):

wrong
to do sth wrong
to get sth wrong
to get it wrong
don't get me wrong
to go wrong
to go wrong (stop working)
to go wrong (stop working)
to go wrong (fail)

2. wrong (in a morally reprehensible way):

wrong
to do sth wrong

III. wrong [rɒŋ, americ rɑ:ŋ] SUBST

1. wrong sem pl a. JUR, REL:

wrong
mal m
(to know) right from wrong
to put sb in the wrong
to do sb no wrong

2. wrong (unjust action):

wrong
to do sb (a) wrong (in doing sth)
to right a wrong
to suffer a wrong

Expressões:

to do wrong
he can do no wrong

IV. wrong [rɒŋ, americ rɑ:ŋ] VERBO trans formal

to wrong sb (treat unjustly)
to wrong sb (judge unjustly)

wrong-headed ADJ pej

wrong-headed person
wrong-headed concept, idea, plan
majorly wrong
majorly wrong
chunguísimo Esp calão
to address sth wrong
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
wrong decision
wrong number
at the wrong moment
a contrapelo tb. fig
the wrong way
wrong
to get wrong
to be wrong
to be wrong about sth
to take the wrong way
to take the wrong tram
to take the wrong door
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol

I. wrong [rɔŋ] ADJ

1. wrong (not right):

wrong answer
to be wrong about sth
to be wrong about sb
he is wrong in thinking that...
to be in the wrong place
to be plainly wrong
sorry, wrong number!
to prove sb wrong

2. wrong (not appropriate):

wrong
to do/say the wrong thing
this is the wrong time to...
the wrong side of town

3. wrong (bad):

4. wrong JUR, REL:

wrong
it is wrong to do that
it was wrong of him (to do that)

Expressões:

to go down the wrong way food, drink

II. wrong [rɔŋ] ADV

1. wrong (incorrectly):

wrong
to do sth wrong
to get sth wrong
to get it wrong
don't get me wrong
to go wrong
to go wrong (stop working)
to go wrong (stop working)
to go wrong (fail)

2. wrong (in a morally reprehensible way):

wrong
to do sth wrong

III. wrong [rɔŋ] SUBST

1. wrong a. JUR, REL:

wrong
mal m
(to know) right from wrong
to put sb in the wrong
to do sb no wrong

2. wrong (unjust action):

wrong
to do sb (a) wrong (in doing sth)
to right a wrong
to suffer a wrong

Expressões:

to do wrong
he can do no wrong

IV. wrong [rɔŋ] VERBO trans formal

to wrong sb (treat unjustly)
to wrong sb (judge unjustly)

wrong-headed ADJ pej

wrong-headed person
wrong-headed concept, idea, plan
to address sth wrong
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
at the wrong moment
wrong decision
wrong number
to get wrong
to be wrong
to be wrong about sth
to take the wrong way
to take the wrong tram
to take the wrong door
to take the wrong road
to be on the wrong track
Present
Iwrong
youwrong
he/she/itwrongs
wewrong
youwrong
theywrong
Past
Iwronged
youwronged
he/she/itwronged
wewronged
youwronged
theywronged
Present Perfect
Ihavewronged
youhavewronged
he/she/ithaswronged
wehavewronged
youhavewronged
theyhavewronged
Past Perfect
Ihadwronged
youhadwronged
he/she/ithadwronged
wehadwronged
youhadwronged
theyhadwronged

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