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| | in a way that is not correct 不正确地；错误地 | Someone had tied the rope on wrong. 有人系错了绳子。 | |
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| - | get sth wrong
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| to make a mistake about something |
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| The police got the name wrong and arrested an innocent man. 警察把名字弄错了，逮捕了一个无辜的人。 |
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| - | go wrong
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| 1 | used when something stops working 出毛病；出故障 | When anything went wrong with the engines they called for Murdoch. 发动机一出毛病，他们便去叫默多克。 | |
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| 2 | used when a problem happens and causes the failure of something such as a relationship or a business 出问题；出错 | It’ s difficult to say when it all started to go wrong. 很难说这是什么时候开始出错的。 | |
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| - | you can’ t go wrong spoken
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| 1 | used for saying that a particular thing will always be suitable or successful 总不会错的 | +with If you want good weather, you can’ t go wrong with Spain. 如果你想享受好天气，到西班牙是不会错的。 | |
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| 2 | used for talking about situations where you are certain someone will not make a mistake 不会出错的 | If you stay on the motorway, you can’ t go wrong. 如果你一直走高速公路，就绝不会走错。 | |
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