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equivocar
Catalan
equivocar-se
Spanish
errar
To make a mistake or be incorrect.
mistake
slip
slip up
Portuguese
equivocar
Portuguese
vagar
Spanish
descarriarse
Wander from a direct course or at random.
drift
stray
Portuguese
vagar
1
Medical error is common and junior doctors are more vulnerable to
err
.
2
To
err
is not only human - animals can also make mistakes.
3
At this moment, we need to
err
on the side of caution.
4
These days, the company chooses to
err
on the side of caution.
5
Again, Sir, I may
err
;
but it will be with the Fathers.
6
Although logic might tell Liz to
err
on the side of caution.
7
Remember that in this relation the finest natures are prone to
err
.
8
Teams are going to
err
on the side of protecting that investment.
9
Thought, however, may
err
either in its form or in its matter.
10
Now in this thing they did
err
,
having not understood the scriptures.
11
Living or dying I will stand
err
lie by you in friendship.
12
Nothing is more easy than to
err
in our notions of magnitude.
13
She would not
err
in any way, if she could help it.
14
Cedrenus and Nicephorus
err
in dating Abyssinian Christianity from Justinian, c. 542.
15
But if the steersman
err
,
he causeth the whole ship to perish.
16
But if the king
err
,
he causeth injury to the whole realm.
err
· ·
err on
err again
err in judgment
err so
err therein
Portuguese
equivocar
confundir
vagar
errar
Catalan
equivocar-se
errar
confondre's
Spanish
errar
fallir
confundirse
equivocarse
descarriarse
desviarse
desencaminarse