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Meanings of wrong part in English

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Usage of wrong part in English
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Perhaps it was the wrong part of the track, who knows.
News.com.au
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James Stanton had no sense of being in the wrong part of town.
A fierce radiance: a novel
3
She signs above, below, or on the wrong part of the sheet entirely.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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I'd placed it in the wrong part of the Ormond Hotel.
First among sequels
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They were focusing on the wrong part of the story.
The lovers
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Sometimes, the wrong part of his anatomy did the thinking.
Midnight hero
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Jockey Jim Byrne suggested she found herself on the wrong part of the track.
News.com.au
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Or maybe I just got out of my car in the wrong part of town.
Moonfall
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Awkward men use the wrong part to perform a certain action; part interferes with part.
How to Add Ten Years to your Life and to Double Its Satisfaction...
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Nor can I help owning that my father is acting a cruel and wrong part.
Ronald Morton; or, the Fire Ships: A Story of the Last Naval War
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You're in the wrong part of the Shire.
The lord of the rings
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You've wandered into the wrong part of town.
The Fortune Hunter
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But that is by no means the most wrong part of a short but entirely wrong statement.
The Guardian
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Sirius had barely time to understand he had been hitting the wrong part, before Tibbles jumped clear.
Dogsbody
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The first thing she noticed was that he'd placed himself in the wrong part of the house.
Servant of a dark god
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Some policies to halt the trade have focused on the wrong part of the journey, says Campana.
The Guardian
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