Inglese - Ungherese

wrong

gb/ɹˈɔŋ/ us/ɹˈɔŋ/
A2 Inglese
~ 800
hibás, téved, helytelen, erkölcstelen, igazságtalanság, jogtalanság, vétek, rosszul, rossz, nem megfelelő
A2
1
Schema d'uso:
[something] is wrong
Your calculation is wrong; the total should be 45.
Hibás a számításod; az összegnek 45-nek kellene lennie.
I was wrong about the time of the meeting.
Tévedtem a megbeszélés időpontjával kapcsolatban.
That statement is completely wrong and misleading.
She proved him wrong with clear evidence.
Esempi per chi studia
My answer is wrong.
Hibás a válaszom.
He is wrong about her name.
Téved a nő nevével kapcsolatban.
This number is wrong.
You are wrong about the day.
Errore comune:
Learners sometimes confuse 'wrong' with 'false'. 'Wrong' can apply to actions, ideas, or beliefs, while 'false' usually applies to statements or facts.
Significato
Not correct or true
Collocazioni
wrong answer |wrong idea |prove wrong |completely wrong |what's wrong
Sinonimi
incorrect (More formal and often used in academic or technical contexts.)
Contrari
correct (Means accurate or true in fact.)
Temi
communication |education |daily life |core_vocabulary
Definizione

Not right; not true or correct.

Not correct in fact, belief, or judgment; mistaken.

A2
2
Schema d'uso:
It is wrong to [do something]
It’s wrong to lie to your friends.
Helytelen hazudni a barátaidnak.
Many people think it’s wrong to kill animals for sport.
Sokan úgy gondolják, hogy helytelen sportból állatokat ölni.
The company’s actions were morally wrong.
Esempi per chi studia
It is wrong to hurt people.
Helytelen másokat bántani.
Stealing is wrong.
A lopás helytelen.
Lying is wrong.
Significato
Morally bad or unfair
Collocazioni
morally wrong |seriously wrong |know right from wrong
Sinonimi
unethical (Emphasizes breaking moral or professional standards.)
Contrari
right (Means morally correct or just.)
Temi
ethics |society |law |core_vocabulary
Definizione

Not fair or good; not morally right.

Unjust, dishonest, or morally unacceptable.

SOSTANTIVO B1
3
Schema d'uso:
to do [someone] a wrong
He admitted the wrong and apologized.
Elismerte, hogy rosszat tett, és bocsánatot kért.
She was determined to right the wrongs of the past.
Eltökélte, hogy jóváteszi a múlt igazságtalanságait.
They suffered a great wrong at the hands of the authorities.
Esempi per chi studia
He did a wrong to me.
Igazságtalanságot követett el velem szemben.
We must right this wrong.
Jóvá kell tennünk ezt az igazságtalanságot.
They want to fix the wrong.
Significato
An unfair or immoral act
Collocazioni
right a wrong |do someone a wrong
Sinonimi
injustice (Focuses on lack of fairness or justice.)
Contrari
justice (Refers to fairness and moral rightness.)
Temi
law |ethics |core_vocabulary
Definizione

Something that is not fair, honest, or right.

An action that is unfair, illegal, or morally bad.

A2
4
Schema d'uso:
to [do something] wrong
You’re holding the knife wrong.
Rosszul tartod a kést.
I guessed the answer wrong again.
Már megint rosszul tippeltem meg a választ.
The name was spelled wrong on the form.
Esempi per chi studia
He wrote my name wrong.
Rosszul írta le a nevemet.
I did the work wrong.
Rosszul csináltam meg a munkát.
She spelled the word wrong.
Significato
In an incorrect way
Collocazioni
spelled wrong |guessed wrong
Sinonimi
incorrectly (More formal; often used in written contexts.)
Contrari
correctly (In a way that is accurate or true.)
Temi
daily life |core_vocabulary
Definizione

In a way that is not right or correct.

In a way that is not correct, proper, or suitable.

A2
5
Schema d'uso:
the wrong [person/thing/place] for [something]
I think you’ve got the wrong person.
Azt hiszem, rossz embert találtál meg.
They went to the wrong address by mistake.
Véletlenül rossz címre mentek.
This is the wrong tool for the job.
Esempi per chi studia
You have the wrong number.
Rossz számot hívtál.
He is the wrong man for the job.
Nem ő a megfelelő ember erre a munkára.
We went to the wrong house.
Significato
Not suitable or appropriate
Collocazioni
wrong person |wrong place
Sinonimi
unsuitable (More formal; emphasizes lack of suitability.)
Contrari
suitable (Appropriate for a particular purpose.)
Temi
daily life |core_vocabulary
Definizione

Not good for that person, place, or time.

Not suitable for a particular purpose, person, or situation.

Grammatica
Forma base
wrong
IPA
GB/ɹˈɔŋ/
US/ɹˈɔŋ/
Sillabe e accento
wrong (1 sillaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (wrong)
Forme flesse
Adjective
  • Base: wrong
  • Comparative: worse
  • Superlative: worst
Noun
  • Base: wrong
  • Plural: wrong, wrongs
Famiglia di parole
Forms
wrongs noun worse adjective A2 worst adjective
Core family
wrongly adverb B2
Related words
wrongdoer noun wrongdoing noun
Negative and opposite forms
right adjective A1 correct adjective A2
Advanced or less common
wrongful adjective wrongfully adverb wrongness noun
Punti chiave
  • Irregular comparative: worse Adjective
  • Irregular superlative: worst Adjective
Espressioni

go wrong

1
/ɡˈoʊ ɹˈɔŋ/
phrasal verb

Develop badly or fail

To have problems; to not happen as planned.

Esempi
  • Something went wrong with the computer update.
  • Our plans went wrong after it started raining.

what’s wrong

1
/wˈʌts ɹˈɔŋ/
fixed phrase

Ask about a problem or issue

Used to ask what problem someone has or what is not right.

Esempi
  • You look upset. What’s wrong?
  • What’s wrong with your car?

get someone wrong

1
/ɡˈɛt sˈʌmwˌʌn ɹˈɔŋ/
fixed phrase

Misunderstand someone’s meaning or intent

To not understand what someone means correctly.

Esempi
  • Don’t get me wrong—I like your idea, but it needs work.
  • You’ve got me wrong; I’m not trying to blame you.
  • I think you got him wrong; he wasn’t being rude.
  • I think you’ve got her wrong—she’s actually very friendly once you know her.

prove someone wrong

1
/pɹˈuv sˈʌmwˌʌn ɹˈɔŋ/
fixed phrase

Show someone is incorrect

To show that what someone said or thought is not true.

Esempi
  • She proved him wrong by finishing the race first.
  • She proved them wrong by finishing first in the race.
  • I love proving people wrong when they doubt me.
  • The results proved me wrong.

rub someone the wrong way

1
/ɹˈʌb sˈʌmwˌʌn ðə ɹˈɔŋ wˈeɪ/
idiom informal

Annoy someone unintentionally

To make someone feel annoyed without meaning to.

Esempi
  • His arrogant attitude rubbed me the wrong way.
  • His jokes really rub me the wrong way sometimes.
  • She tends to rub people the wrong way when she’s stressed.
  • I think I rubbed her the wrong way when I disagreed.

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