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81 felizgat vkit
to rough sy up the wrong way -
82 félreért
to misread, misread, to get wrong, to misinterpret -
83 félrevezetett
misguided, wrong -
84 ha ezt mondod
you do him wrong if you say so -
85 hazudni bûn
it is wrong to tell lies -
86 helytelen
unwarrantable, unfair, incorrect, improper, wrong -
87 helytelen módszert alkalmaz
to go on wrong lines -
88 helytelenül cselekedtél
you have done it wrong -
89 helytelenül cselekszik
to go on wrong lines -
90 helytelenül válaszol
to answer wrong -
91 hibán ér vkit
to put sy in the wrong -
92 hibán kap vkit
to put sy in the wrong -
93 hibás
bad, erroneous, wrong, malfunctioning, peccant -
94 hibás módszert alkalmaz
to go on wrong lines -
95 hibásan válaszol
to answer wrong -
96 idegesít vkit
to stroke sy the wrong way, to fray sy's nerves -
97 igazságtalan vagy vele
you do him wrong if you say so -
98 igazságtalanság
unfairness, injustice, wrong, wrongdoing -
99 igazságtalanságot követ
to wrong -
100 igazságtalanul
undeservedly, unfairly, wrong
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wrong — wrong; wrong·er; wrong·ful; wrong·ly; wrong·ness; wrong·ous; wrong·ful·ly; wrong·ful·ness; wrong·head·ed·ly; wrong·head·ed·ness; wrong·heart·ed·ness; wrong·ous·ly; … English syllables
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