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Meanings of awry in английском
Синонимы
Examples for "wrong"
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
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.
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.
Usage of awry in английском
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?
6
At the last moment their plans went awry; they send deep regrets.
7
It was when Paulsson arrived that things really started to go awry.
8
It signals indisputably that something physiological is awry that requires immediate attention.
9
Lots of programs make sense in theory but go awry in practice.
10
If this binding had been a trial, it had gone horribly awry.
11
But when you come to make a purchase, things go slightly awry.
12
What if something really went awry, and you were to become quadriplegic.
13
I have personal experience of what can go awry with predicted grades.
14
So that it is awry to all the ends of reasonable civilisation.
15
The more lavish your plans, the more likely they will go awry.
16
The face of my grandmother pulled awry with grief and flowing tears.
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Awry through the time
Awry across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common