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I. wrong [rɒŋ, Am rɑːŋ] ADJ

1. wrong (not right):

to be wrong (about sb/sth)
греша (за нкг/нщ)

2. wrong (not appropriate):

3. wrong (morally reprehensible):

it is wrong of sb to do sth
to do sth wrong

4. wrong (not functioning properly):

to be wrong watch

Phrases:

to have sth on the wrong way round Brit, Aus, to have sth on the wrong way around Am

II. wrong [rɒŋ, Am rɑːŋ] ADV

to get sb/sth wrong
to go wrong machine
to go wrong plan

III. wrong [rɒŋ, Am rɑːŋ] N

1. wrong no pl (moral reprehensibility):

2. wrong no pl (unfair actions):

3. wrong (unjust action):

Phrases:

IV. wrong [rɒŋ, Am rɑːŋ] VB trans form

1. wrong (treat unjustly):

2. wrong (judge character unjustly):

wrong-headed ADJ pej

1. wrong-headed (having poor judgement):

wrong-headed person

2. wrong-headed (not suitable):

wrong-headed concept, idea
wrong-headed concept, idea
Bulgarian
Bulgarian
English
English
wronged
грешен (-на)
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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