“wrong” en el diccionario Inglés-Tuvano

adj. bimamla; adj. dogry däl; adj. nädogry; adj. ýalňyş.

s. - ялгыш, ялган

خاتا، نامۇۋاپىق، تەتۈرى، ئارقىسى، يولسىزلىق، رەزىللىك، ئۇۋال قىلماق، ناھەق، ناتوغرا

xato, noto`g`ri

adj 1. not correct ○ I must have pressed the wrong button. ○ He gave three wrong answers and failed the test. ○ That’s not the right time, is it? – No, the clock is wrong. ○ You’ve come to the wrong house – there’s no one called Jones living here. ○ There is something wrong with the television. 2. □ to start on the wrong foot to start to do things the wrong way □ to get out of bed on the wrong side to start the day badly □ to get the wrong end of the stick to misunderstand what someone is saying 3. not suitable ○ You came just at the wrong time, when we were bathing the children. ○ She was wearing the wrong sort of dress for a wedding. 4. bad ○ It’s wrong to talk like that about her. ○ Cheating in exams is wrong. 5. making someone worried □ what’s wrong? what is the matter? ○ What’s wrong with my handwriting? – There’s nothing wrong with it, it’s just that I find it difficult to read. □ I hope nothing’s wrong, there’s nothing wrong, is there? I hope there is no problem ■ adv badly ○ Everything went wrong yesterday. ○ She spelt my name wrong. □ don’t get me wrong don’t put the wrong meaning on what I’m trying to say ○ Don’t get me wrong, I love him dearly but at times he can be infuriating. ■ noun 1. a thing which is not right ○ The group is campaigning against wrongs done to children in care. 2. □ to be in the wrong to have made a mistake ○ I apologise – I was clearly in the wrong.