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B1  wrong  yanlış

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adverb  /rɒŋ  ; US rɔːŋ  / adverb wrong (adverb)
 /rɒŋ  ; US rɔːŋ  / adverb
 
 1 not
correct; in a way that is not correct
yanlış
 the wrong answer
 I always pronounce that word wrong.
 You've got the wrong number.
 I think they're married but I could be
wrong.
 I think you're wrong about Nicola – she's
not lazy.
OPPOSITE RIGHT2
 2 [not
before a noun] wrong (with sb/sth)
causing problems or
difficulties; not as it should be
bozuk, yolunda
gitmeyen
 You look upset. Is something wrong (bir
şey mi var)?
 What's wrong with the car this time? 
Arabanın bu sefer
nesi var?
 She's got something wrong with her leg.
 3 not
the best; not suitable
yanlış
 That's the wrong way to hold the bat.
 I think she married the wrong man.
 I like him – I just think he's wrong for
the job.
 4 wrong
(to do sth)
not morally right or
honest
yanlış, hatalı,
kanunsuz
 It's wrong to tell lies.
 The man said that he had done nothing
wrong.
 I think it was wrong of us not to invite
him.
IDIOMS
get
on the right/wrong side of sb
to please/annoy sb
huyuna
gitmek, yaranmak/damarina basmak
 He tried to get on the right side of his
new boss.
get
sb wrong
(informal)
to not understand sb
lafı
tersinden anlamak
yanlış
anlamak
 Don't get me wrong! I don't dislike him.
go
wrong 
1 to
make a mistake
yanlış
yapmak, yanılmak
 I'm afraid we've gone wrong. We should have
taken the other road.
 2 to
stop working properly or to stop developing well
bozulmak, aksamak,
ters gitmek
 My computer keeps going wrong.
get/start
off on the right/wrong foot (with sb)
(informal)
to start a
relationship well/badly
 (ilişki) iyi/kötü
bir başlangıç yapmak
 I seem to have got off on the wrong foot
with the new boss.
on
the right/wrong track
having the right/wrong
idea about sth
doğru/yanlış
yolda
 That's not the answer but you're on the
right track.

Level	B1
Kind	adverb
Front	wrong
IPA	/rɒŋ ; US rɔːŋ / adverb
Back	yanlış
Back 2	wrong (adverb) /rɒŋ ; US rɔːŋ / adverb 1 not correct; in a way that is not correct yanlış the wrong answer I always pronounce that word wrong. You've got the wrong number. I think they're married but I could be wrong. I think you're wrong about Nicola – she's not lazy. *OPPOSITE* RIGHT2 2 [not before a noun] wrong (with sb/sth) causing problems or difficulties; not as it should be bozuk, yolunda gitmeyen You look upset. Is something wrong (bir şey mi var)? What's wrong with the car this time? Arabanın bu sefer nesi var? She's got something wrong with her leg. 3 not the best; not suitable yanlış That's the wrong way to hold the bat. I think she married the wrong man. I like him – I just think he's wrong for the job. 4 wrong (to do sth) not morally right or honest yanlış, hatalı, kanunsuz It's wrong to tell lies. The man said that he had done nothing wrong. I think it was wrong of us not to invite him. IDIOMS get on the right/wrong side of sb to please/annoy sb huyuna gitmek, yaranmak/damarina basmak He tried to get on the right side of his new boss. get sb wrong (informal) to not understand sb lafı tersinden anlamak yanlış anlamak Don't get me wrong! I don't dislike him. go wrong 1 to make a mistake yanlış yapmak, yanılmak I'm afraid we've gone wrong. We should have taken the other road. 2 to stop working properly or to stop developing well bozulmak, aksamak, ters gitmek My computer keeps going wrong. get/start off on the right/wrong foot (with sb) (informal) to start a relationship well/badly (ilişki) iyi/kötü bir başlangıç yapmak I seem to have got off on the wrong foot with the new boss. on the right/wrong track having the right/wrong idea about sth doğru/yanlış yolda That's not the answer but you're on the right track.

Wrong I Yanlış Right/Wrong Sb Adverb /Rɒŋ Rɔːŋ

wrong (adverb)