| 单词 | wrong |
| 释义 | wrong UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective NOT CORRECT 不正确 ESSENTIAL ■not correct 错误的；不正确的 •Three of your answers were wrong.你的回答中有三个是错的。 •That clock is wrong - it's 12.30 not 12.15.那个时钟不准——是12：30，不是12：15。 •Some of his facts are questionable, others are plainly Compare right ESSENTIAL ■If someone is wrong, they are not correct in their judgment or statement about something 弄错的；判断错的 •You were wrong about •He's wrong in prove sb wrong ■to show by your actions that someone's judgment of you was not correct 证明（某人）是错误的 •I thought she couldn't do it, but she proved me wrong.我原以为她做不来这件事，但她证明我错了。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective NOT SUITABLE 不合适的 ESSENTIAL ■not suitable or correct, or not as it should be 不合适的；不想要的；不应该的 •She's the wrong person for the job.她不是这份工作的合适人选。 •We must have taken a wrong turning.我们一定是拐错弯了。 •I'm sorry, you've got the wrong number Compare right ADVANCED ■describes something that is not considered to be socially acceptable or suitable 不正当的；不可取的 •She got in with the wrong crowd (= a group of people who were not considered socially acceptable) at university.她上大学时结交了一群狐群狗党。 ADVANCED ■If you ask someone what is wrong, you want to know what is worrying or upsetting them 烦恼的；不顺心的 •You've been quiet all evening. Is there anything wrong?你整晚都很沉默，有甚么不顺心的事吗？ •What's wrong with you today?你今天怎么了？ the wrong way round/around ■If something is the wrong way round/around, the part that should be at the front is at the back 前后弄反的（地），颠倒的（地） •You've got your skirt on the wrong way round.你把裙子反过来穿了。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective IMMORAL 不道德的 ADVANCED ■not considered morally acceptable by most people 不道德的；不正当的；不对的 •Children should be taught that violence is wrong.应该教育孩子暴力是不良行为。 •It •What's wrong with Opposite rightUK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective NOT WORKING 不工作的 [after verb] ■not working correctly 不正常运作的；出毛病的 •Something's wrong with •The doctors are still trying to find out UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective catch sb on the wrong foot ■If something catches you on the wrong foot, you are not prepared for it 令（某人）措手不及 •I hadn't expected the question and it caught me on the wrong foot.我没有预料到这个问题，它使我措手不及。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective get the wrong end of the stick informal ■to not understand a situation correctly 误解 •Her friend saw us arrive at the party together and got the wrong end of the stick.她的朋友看到我们一同到达聚会现场，便产生了误解。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective get / fall into the wrong hands ■If something gets/falls into the wrong hands, a dangerous person or enemy starts to control it 落到危险分子（或敌人）手里 •If this sort of information fell into the wrong hands, we could be in serious trouble.如果这种消息让对手知道，我们就麻烦了。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective go down the wrong way ■If food or drink goes down the wrong way, it goes down the wrong tube in your throat and causes you to cough or stop breathing for a short time. （食物或饮料）误入气管，呛到了 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adjective send / give out (all) the wrong signals ■to give an incorrect message 传达一个错误讯息 •If the government refuses to provide aid, it would send out all the wrong signals to the rest of the world.如果政府拒绝提供援助，这将向世界上的其他国家传达错误的讯息。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adverb IMPROVER informal ■in a way that is not correct 错误地；不对 •You've spelt my name wrong.你把我的名字拼写错了。 ⇒ See also wronglyget sth wrong informal ■to make a mistake in the way you answer or understand something 答错；理解错 •I spent hours doing that calculation and I still got the answer wrong.我花了好几个小时解那道计算题，但还是做错了。 •You've got it all wrong - it was your boss that she was annoyed with and not you!你完全理解错了——让她生气的是你们老板，而不是你！ go wrong IMPROVER ■If a situation or event goes wrong, it becomes unpleasant and is not a success 出问题；不如意；失败 •Our marriage began to go wrong after we had our first child.我们在有了第一个孩子之后，婚姻开始出现问题。 ADVANCED ■to make a mistake 犯错误；弄错 •These shelves are very easy to put together - you can't go wrong.这些架子很容易组装——你不会弄错的。 •I thought I'd done this correctly, I just can't understand where I've gone wrong.我以为自己这样做是对的，我就是不明白错在哪里。 ■If a machine goes wrong, it stops working correctly. （机器）出毛病，不正常运作•Our TV keeps going wrong.我们的电视一直有毛病。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] adverb don't get me wrong ■said when you think someone might not understand what you say, or be upset by it 别误会 •Don't get me wrong - I'd love to come but I'm too busy next week.别误会——我确实想来，但是我下个礼拜太忙了。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] noun uncountable ■what is considered to be morally unacceptable 不道德；不正当；错误 •He has no sense of right and •I was brought up to tell the truth and know right from •As far as her parents are concerned, she can do no countable ■an unfair action 冤枉；不公平的行为 •He has done •She was trying to right in the wrong ■If someone is in the wrong, they have made a mistake or done something which is bad or illegal 犯错误；不对 •The driver was unquestionably in the wrong.毫无疑问是那个司机不对。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] noun Two wrongs don't make a right. saying ■said to emphasize that it is not acceptable to do something bad to someone just because they did something bad to you first 以牙还牙是不可取的。 UK [rɒŋ] US [rɑ:ŋ] verb transitive formal ■to treat someone in an unfair or unacceptable way 不公正地对待；冤枉 •She felt deeply |
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