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portuguès
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espanyol
imperfectamente
In an imperfect or faulty way.
imperfectly
perfectly
portuguès
imperfeitamente
Not functioning properly.
wrong
awry
haywire
malfunctioning
nonfunctional
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Examples for "
wrong
"
wrong
awry
haywire
Examples for "
wrong
"
1
Europe is, quite simply, in the
wrong
place at the
wrong
time.
2
But, as the new year violence illustrates, something has gone badly
wrong
.
3
Sponsors are, however, protected from market risk if a deal goes
wrong
.
4
Eight reports concerned the
wrong
patient,
wrong
procedure or
wrong
treatment site.
5
A euro zone budget would set exactly the
wrong
incentives, Lambsdorff said.
1
In Federer's case, the second set is where things started going
awry
.
2
Eight months before this crisis, a routine day had gone terribly
awry
.
3
The lieutenant managed to fight his way through, his hat knocked
awry
.
4
He sees in time little else; his very sincereness twists him
awry
.
5
Something about the best-laid plans of mice and men often going
awry
?
1
I try to follow his words, but my thoughts are going
haywire
.
2
In a fire test prior to opening, the safety mechanisms went
haywire
.
3
I'd probably go
haywire
if I had to talk about it tonight.
4
At most companies when something goes
haywire
,
they call their IT department.
5
It appeared that the Law of Diminishing Returns was going
haywire
too.
1
He said, 'An issue of rum would not come
amiss
,
Mr Stirling.'
2
His valet saw him frown and asked, 'Is something
amiss
,
Sir Paul?'
3
Something
amiss
there, I thought, but of course I didn't know what!
4
No, nothing seemed
amiss
;
no glass even was broken in the casement.
5
It seemed that as far as she was concerned nothing was
amiss
.
6
A word of praise to your people will not come
amiss
either.
7
Then, if nothing looked
amiss
,
she could let herself in that way.
8
There has certainly been something
amiss
from these encounters in recent seasons.
9
However, what is to be noted, is that something is
amiss
here.
10
Therefore you must not prolong this visit; he might take it
amiss
.
11
But reports about the inaugural committee's finances suggested something might be
amiss
.
12
A drink would not come
amiss
,
I imagine, after all that bustle.
13
A bit of competitive compassion never goes
amiss
at times like these.
14
It is all going her way out there, but something is
amiss
.
15
Encouraged because nothing seemed to be
amiss
,
he decided to try again.
16
If so, he said, that could bolster allegations that something is
amiss
.
amiss
much amiss
do amiss
come amiss
take amiss
seem amiss
portuguès
imperfeitamente
espanyol
imperfectamente
mal