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1 forurette
wrong -
2 vrang
wrong -
3 urett
wrong, wrong* * *subst. wrong, injustice (handle urett) do wrong -
4 feile
* * *verb. [ begå feil] make a mistake, make mistakes verb. (formelt) [ begå feil] err (f.eks.To err is human, to forgive divine.
) verb. (vulgært) [ begå feil] fuck up verb. [ ikke ramme] miss verb. [ slå feil] go wrong verb. [ være i veien med] be the matter with, be wrong with (det er menneskelig å feile) to err is human -
5 feil adresse
wrong address -
6 feil diagnose
wrong (el. erroneous) diagnosis, error of diagnosis, misdiagnosis -
7 opp ned
wrong way up (vende opp ned) turn upside down -
8 ukorrekt
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9 forkjært
wrong, awry -
10 feil
неправильно* * *error, fault, fault, mistake, wrong, wrong* * *subst. error, mistake subst. [ mindre] fault, slip subst. [ feil man begår] (liten) slip, (større) mistake, fault, (brøler:) blunder, bloomer subst. [ gal handling] mistake, fault, wrong-doing, blunder subst. [ noe som skjemmer utseendet] blemish (f.eks.the book has several serious blemishes on the front page
) subst. [ skjemmende] blemish subst. [skavank, mangel] defect (f.eks.one of the defects of his book, a defect of the speech organs
) subst. [ skrive- trykk-] error (f.eks.typing error, printing error
), mistake subst. [ fabrikasjonsfeil] defect, (i støping o.l.) flaw subst. [ motsatt av fordel] drawback (f.eks.one of the drawbacks of the present system
) subst. [brist i karakteren etc.] fault, flaw, shortcoming, failing subst. [ mangel i personlighet] shortcoming (f.eks.I quite realize my own shortcomings
) subst. [ moralsk og fornuftsmessig] error (f.eks.an error of judgement, he repented his youthful errors
) subst. (matematikk) [i målinger, observasjon] error, (avvik) deviation (f.eks. ) adj. (gal) wrong, incorrect, erroneous adj. wrong, erroneous, incorrect, amiss (en menneskelig feil) a human error (grammatiske feil) mistakes in grammar, grammatical errors (innse sine feil) (moralsk) see the error of one's ways (regne feil) miscalculate (rette en feil) correct a mistake (, an error) (skrive feil) miscopy (overført) (slå feil) fall through, fail (ta feil) be mistaken, be wrong (ta feil) make a mistake (f.eks. ), be mistaken, be wrong (f.eks. ) (uten feil) faultless (gjøre en feil) make a mistake, make an error (talespråk) (gjøre en feil) mess up -
11 galt
неправильно* * *incorrect, incorrectly, wrong, wrong, wrong* * *adj. [ feilaktig] wrong (f.eks.I got onto the wrong train, drive on the wrong side of the road
) adj. [ ukorrekt] incorrect (f.eks. ), erroneous (f.eks.an erroneous conclusion, belief
) adj. [ moralsk galt] wrong (f.eks.it was wrong of you to take it
) adv. wrongly -
12 gal
crazy, crazy, crazy, mad, wrong* * *subst. [f.eks. en hane] crow adj. [rasende, vred] angry, mad, furious, wild, frantic, frenzied adj. [gal, se også II gal 1] crazy, cracked, daft, potty, crackbrained (f.eks. ) adj. [ ukorrekt] incorrect (f.eks. ), erroneous (f.eks.an erroneous conclusion, belief
) adj. [ feil] incorrect, wrong (f.eks.I got into the wrong train, drive on the wrong side of the road
) adj. [ feil ved forbytting] wrong, somebody else's (f.eks.I have got somebody else's hat
) adj. [ moralsk galt] wrong (f.eks.it was wrong of you to take it
) adj. [ sinnsforvirret] mad, demented, lunatic, insane, mentally deranged adj. (jus) [ sinnsforvirret] of unsound mind adj. [vill, ubehersket] mad, crazy, frantic, frenzied, wild (f.eks. ) adj. [ rasende] angry, mad, furious (bli gal) go mad, go out of one's mind (du må jo være gal) you must be crazy! (gjøre en gal) drive somebody crazy (være gal) be mad, be round the bend -
13 forkjært
adj. wrong, inconvenient adv. wrong, the wrong way -
14 bakvendt
adj/adv. the wrong way, back-to-front adj. turned the wrong way adj. (overført) awkward adv. backwards, anti-clockwise adv. (overført) awkwardly -
15 feilvurdering
subst. wrong estimate, misestimation, error of judgment, miscalculation, wrong assessment, misjudgment -
16 forurette
verb. wrong, do wrong to -
17 villspor
subst. wrong track subst. red herring (være på villspor) be on the wrong track -
18 vrangen
adj. the wrong side, the reverse, the back (på vrangen) inside out (få noe i vrangen) swallow something the wrong way -
19 avveie
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20 bakside
subst. back page subst. back, reverse, wrong side subst. other side (f.eks. ) subst. downside subst. (grafisk bransje) back, reverse side
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