wrong 音标拼音: [r'ɔŋ]
a .
错误的,不正确的;不正常的,不好的;不道德的,邪恶的
ad . 错误地,不正确
错误的,不正确的;不正常的,不好的;不道德的,邪恶的错误地,不正确
wrong *错
wrong adv 1 :
in an inaccurate manner ; "
he decided to reveal the details only after other sources had reported them incorrectly "; "
she guessed wrong " [
synonym : {
incorrectly },
{
wrongly }, {
wrong }] [
ant : {
aright }, {
correctly }, {
right }]
adj 1 :
not correct ;
not in conformity with fact or truth ; "
an incorrect calculation "; "
the report in the paper is wrong "; "
your information is wrong "; "
the clock showed the wrong time "; "
found themselves on the wrong road ";
"
based on the wrong assumptions " [
synonym : {
incorrect },
{
wrong }] [
ant : {
correct }, {
right }]
2 :
contrary to conscience or morality or law ; "
it is wrong for the rich to take advantage of the poor "; "
cheating is wrong ";
"
it is wrong to lie " [
ant : {
right }]
3 :
not appropriate for a purpose or occasion ; "
said all the wrong things " [
synonym : {
improper }, {
wrong }]
4 :
not functioning properly ; "
something is amiss "; "
has gone completely haywire "; "
something is wrong with the engine "
[
synonym : {
amiss (
p )}, {
awry (
p )}, {
haywire }, {
wrong (
p )}]
5 :
based on or acting or judging in error ; "
it is wrong to think that way " [
ant : {
correct }, {
right }]
6 :
not in accord with established usage or procedure ; "
the wrong medicine "; "
the wrong way to shuck clams "; "
it is incorrect for a policeman to accept gifts " [
synonym : {
wrong }, {
incorrect }]
7 :
used of the side of cloth or clothing intended to face inward ; "
socks worn wrong side out "
8 :
badly timed ; "
an ill -
timed intervention "; "
you think my intrusion unseasonable "; "
an untimely remark "; "
it was the wrong moment for a joke " [
synonym : {
ill -
timed }, {
unseasonable },
{
untimely }, {
wrong }]
9 :
characterized by errors ;
not agreeing with a model or not following established rules ; "
he submitted a faulty report ";
"
an incorrect transcription ";
the wrong side of the road "
[
synonym : {
faulty }, {
incorrect }, {
wrong }]
n 1 :
that which is contrary to the principles of justice or law ;
"
he feels that you are in the wrong " [
synonym : {
wrong },
{
wrongfulness }] [
ant : {
right }, {
rightfulness }]
2 :
any harm or injury resulting from a violation of a legal right [
synonym : {
wrong }, {
legal injury }, {
damage }]
v 1 :
treat unjustly ;
do wrong to [
ant : {
compensate }, {
correct },
{
redress }, {
right }]
Private \
Pri "
vate \ (?;
48 ),
a . [
L .
privatus apart from the state ,
peculiar to an individual ,
private ,
properly p .
p .
of privare to bereave ,
deprive ,
originally ,
to separate ,
fr .
privus single ,
private ,
perhaps originally ,
put forward (
hence ,
alone ,
single )
and akin to prae before .
See {
Prior },
a .,
and cf . {
Deprive }, {
Privy },
a .]
1 .
Belonging to ,
or concerning ,
an individual person ,
company ,
or interest ;
peculiar to one '
s self ;
unconnected with others ;
personal ;
one '
s own ;
not public ;
not general ;
separate ;
as ,
a man '
s private opinion ;
private property ;
a private purse ;
private expenses or interests ;
a private secretary .
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2 .
Sequestered from company or observation ;
appropriated to an individual ;
secret ;
secluded ;
lonely ;
solitary ;
as ,
a private room or apartment ;
private prayer .
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Reason . . .
then retires Into her private cell when nature rests . --
Milton .
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3 .
Not invested with ,
or engaged in ,
public office or employment ;
as ,
a private citizen ;
private life . --
Shak .
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A private person may arrest a felon . --
Blackstone .
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4 .
Not publicly known ;
not open ;
secret ;
as ,
a private negotiation ;
a private understanding .
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5 .
Having secret or private knowledge ;
privy . [
Obs .]
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{
Private act }
or {
Private statute },
a statute exclusively for the settlement of private and personal interests ,
of which courts do not take judicial notice ; --
opposed to a {
general law },
which operates on the whole community .
In the United States Congress ,
similar private acts are referred to as {
private law }
and a general law as a {
public law }.
{
Private nuisance }
or {
wrong }.
See {
Nuisance }.
{
Private soldier }.
See {
Private },
n .,
5 .
{
Private way },
a right of private passage over another man '
s ground ;
also ,
a road on private land ,
contrasted with {
public road },
which is on a public right of way . --
Kent .
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Wrong \
Wrong \ (?;
115 ),
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Wronged };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Wronging }.]
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1 .
To treat with injustice ;
to deprive of some right ,
or to withhold some act of justice from ;
to do undeserved harm to ;
to deal unjustly with ;
to injure .
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He that sinneth . . .
wrongeth his own soul . --
Prov .
viii .
36 .
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2 .
To impute evil to unjustly ;
as ,
if you suppose me capable of a base act ,
you wrong me .
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I rather choose To wrong the dead ,
to wrong myself and you ,
Than I will wrong such honorable men . --
Shak .
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Wrong \
Wrong \,
adv .
In a wrong manner ;
not rightly ;
amiss ;
morally ill ;
erroneously ;
wrongly .
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Ten censure wrong for one that writes amiss . --
Pope .
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Wrong \
Wrong \,
obs .
imp .
of {
Wring }.
Wrung . --
Chaucer .
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Wrong \
Wrong \ (?;
115 ),
a . [
OE .
wrong ,
wrang ,
a . &
n .,
AS .
wrang ,
n .;
originally ,
awry ,
wrung ,
fr .
wringan to wring ;
akin to D .
wrang bitter ,
Dan .
vrang wrong ,
Sw .
vr [*
a ]
ng ,
Icel .
rangr awry ,
wrong .
See {
Wring }.]
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1 .
Twisted ;
wry ;
as ,
a wrong nose . [
Obs .] --
Wyclif (
Lev .
xxi .
19 ).
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2 .
Not according to the laws of good morals ,
whether divine or human ;
not suitable to the highest and best end ;
not morally right ;
deviating from rectitude or duty ;
not just or equitable ;
not true ;
not legal ;
as ,
a wrong practice ;
wrong ideas ;
wrong inclinations and desires .
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3 .
Not fit or suitable to an end or object ;
not appropriate for an intended use ;
not according to rule ;
unsuitable ;
improper ;
incorrect ;
as ,
to hold a book with the wrong end uppermost ;
to take the wrong way .
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I have deceived you both ;
I have directed you to wrong places . --
Shak .
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4 .
Not according to truth ;
not conforming to fact or intent ;
not right ;
mistaken ;
erroneous ;
as ,
a wrong statement .
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5 .
Designed to be worn or placed inward ;
as ,
the wrong side of a garment or of a piece of cloth .
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Syn :
Injurious ;
unjust ;
faulty ;
detrimental ;
incorrect ;
erroneous ;
unfit ;
unsuitable .
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Wrong \
Wrong \,
n . [
AS .
wrang .
See {
Wrong },
a .]
That which is not right .
Specifically :
(
a )
Nonconformity or disobedience to lawful authority ,
divine or human ;
deviation from duty ; --
the opposite of moral {
right }.
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When I had wrong and she the right . --
Chaucer .
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One spake much of right and wrong . --
Milton .
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(
b )
Deviation or departure from truth or fact ;
state of falsity ;
error ;
as ,
to be in the wrong .
(
c )
Whatever deviates from moral rectitude ;
usually ,
an act that involves evil consequences ,
as one which inflicts injury on a person ;
any injury done to ,
or received from ;
another ;
a trespass ;
a violation of right .
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Friend ,
I do thee no wrong . --
Matt .
xx .
18 .
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As the king of England can do no wrong ,
so neither can he do right but in his courts and by his courts . --
Milton .
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The obligation to redress a wrong is at least as binding as that of paying a debt . --
E .
Evereth .
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Note :
Wrongs ,
legally ,
are private or public .
Private wrongs are civil injuries ,
immediately affecting individuals ;
public wrongs are crimes and misdemeanors which affect the community . --
Blackstone .
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417 Moby Thesaurus words for "
wrong ":
abandoned ,
aberrancy ,
aberrant ,
aberration ,
abnormal ,
abominable ,
abomination ,
abroad ,
abuse ,
accursed ,
adrift ,
afflict ,
afield ,
aggrieve ,
all abroad ,
all off ,
all wet ,
all wrong ,
amiss ,
arrant ,
askew ,
astray ,
at fault ,
atrocious ,
atrocity ,
awry ,
bad ,
badly ,
bane ,
base ,
batty ,
befoul ,
befoulment ,
beside the mark ,
bewitch ,
black ,
blamable ,
blameworthy ,
blasphemous ,
blight ,
breach ,
bum ,
censurable ,
commit an atrocity ,
condemn ,
corrupt ,
corruption ,
cracked ,
crappy ,
crazed ,
crazy ,
crime ,
crime against humanity ,
criminal ,
crucify ,
crying evil ,
curse ,
daft ,
damage ,
damnable ,
dark ,
deadly sin ,
debauched ,
debt ,
deceptive ,
defective ,
defectiveness ,
defile ,
defilement ,
delict ,
delinquency ,
delinquent ,
delusion ,
delusive ,
demented ,
deprave ,
depraved ,
deranged ,
dereliction ,
despoil ,
despoliation ,
destroy ,
destruction ,
detriment ,
deviancy ,
deviant ,
deviational ,
deviative ,
diablerie ,
disadvantage ,
disgrace ,
disgraceful ,
dissatisfactory ,
disserve ,
disservice ,
dissolute ,
distorted ,
distortion ,
distress ,
do a disservice ,
do a mischief ,
do evil ,
do ill ,
do wrong ,
do wrong by ,
do wrong to ,
doom ,
enormity ,
envenom ,
errancy ,
errant ,
erring ,
erroneous ,
erroneously ,
erroneousness ,
error ,
evil ,
evildoing ,
evilly ,
execrable ,
failure ,
fallacious ,
fallaciously ,
fallaciousness ,
fallacy ,
false ,
falsely ,
falseness ,
falsity ,
fault ,
faultful ,
faultfully ,
faultily ,
faultiness ,
faulty ,
felonious ,
felony ,
flagitious ,
flagrant ,
flaw ,
flawed ,
flawedness ,
foul ,
futile ,
genocide ,
get into trouble ,
great wrong ,
grievance ,
gross injustice ,
guilty act ,
hamartia ,
harass ,
hardly the thing ,
harm ,
havoc ,
heavy sin ,
heinous ,
heresy ,
heretical ,
heterodox ,
heterodoxy ,
hex ,
hurt ,
ignominious ,
ill ,
ill -
advised ,
ill -
considered ,
ill -
seasoned ,
ill -
suited ,
ill -
timed ,
ill -
treat ,
illegal ,
illegality ,
illogical ,
illusion ,
illusory ,
immoral ,
impair ,
impolitic ,
imposition ,
improper ,
improperly ,
improperness ,
impropriety ,
in error ,
inaccurate ,
inadvisable ,
inappropriate ,
inapt ,
inauspicious ,
incongruous ,
inconvenient ,
incorrect ,
incorrectly ,
indecorous ,
indecorously ,
indiscretion ,
inept ,
inequitable ,
inequitableness ,
inequity ,
inexpedient ,
inexpiable sin ,
infamous ,
infamy ,
infect ,
infection ,
infelicitous ,
inferior ,
iniquitous ,
iniquitousness ,
iniquity ,
injure ,
injury ,
injustice ,
inopportune ,
intempestive ,
intrusive ,
invalid ,
irrelevant ,
jinx ,
knavery ,
knavish ,
lapse ,
late ,
low ,
lunatic ,
mal a propos ,
malapropos ,
malefaction ,
malefactory ,
malevolent ,
malfeasance ,
malfeasant ,
maltreat ,
malum ,
menace ,
minor wrong ,
misapplication ,
miscarriage of justice ,
mischief ,
misconstruction ,
misdeed ,
misdemeanor ,
misdoing ,
misfeasance ,
misguided ,
misinterpretation ,
misjudgment ,
mistaken ,
mistakenly ,
mistimed ,
mistreat ,
molest ,
monstrous ,
mortal sin ,
naughty ,
nefarious ,
nonfeasance ,
not done ,
not right ,
not the thing ,
not true ,
obliquity ,
off ,
off base ,
off the track ,
off -
base ,
off -
color ,
offend ,
offense ,
omission ,
oppress ,
out ,
out of line ,
out of phase ,
out of place ,
out of time ,
out -
of -
line ,
outrage ,
peccadillo ,
peccancy ,
peccant ,
persecute ,
perverse ,
perversion ,
perverted ,
play havoc with ,
play hob with ,
poison ,
pollute ,
pollution ,
poor ,
prejudice ,
premature ,
punk ,
rank ,
raw deal ,
reprehensible ,
reprobacy ,
reprobate ,
rotten ,
sacrilegious ,
savage ,
scandal ,
scandalous ,
scathe ,
self -
contradiction ,
self -
contradictory ,
shame ,
shameful ,
shameless ,
sin ,
sin of commission ,
sin of omission ,
sinful ,
sinful act ,
sinfulness ,
sinister ,
slip ,
specious ,
straying ,
taint ,
terrible ,
the worst ,
threaten ,
too late ,
too soon ,
torment ,
tort ,
torture ,
toxin ,
transgression ,
trespass ,
trip ,
unbalanced ,
unbefitting ,
unblessed ,
under an error ,
undeserved ,
undesirable ,
undue ,
undueness ,
unequal ,
unequitable ,
uneven ,
unfactual ,
unfairness ,
unfavorable ,
unfavorably ,
unfit ,
unfitting ,
unforgivable ,
unfortunate ,
unhandy ,
unhappy ,
unhealthy ,
unholy ,
unjust ,
unjustness ,
unkind ,
unlawful ,
unlawfulness ,
unlucky ,
unmeet ,
unmeetness ,
unmerited ,
unorthodox ,
unorthodoxy ,
unpardonable ,
unpleasant ,
unprofitable ,
unpropitious ,
unproved ,
unready ,
unrighteous ,
unrightful ,
unripe ,
unsatisfactory ,
unseasonable ,
unseemly ,
unskillful ,
unsound ,
unspeakable ,
unsuitable ,
untimely ,
untoward ,
untrue ,
untrueness ,
untruly ,
untruth ,
untruthfulness ,
unutterable sin ,
unwise ,
unworthy ,
up ,
venial sin ,
venom ,
vexation ,
vicious ,
vile ,
villainous ,
villainy ,
violate ,
violation ,
wicked ,
wickedness ,
wide ,
woe ,
wound ,
wreak havoc on ,
wrongdoing ,
wrongful ,
wrongfully ,
wrongfulness ,
wrongly ,
wrongness WRONG .
An injury ; (
q .
v .)
a tort (
q .
v .)
a violation of right .
In its most usual sense ,
wrong signifies an injury committed to the person or property of another ,
or to his relative rights ,
unconnected with contract ;
and these wrongs are committed with or without force .
But in a more extended signification ,
wrong includes the violation of a contract ;
a failure by a man to perform his undertaking or promise is a wrong or injury to him to whom it was made .
3 Bl .
Com .
158 .
2 .
Wrongs are divided into public and private .
1 .
A public wrong is an act which is injurious to the public generally ,
commonly known by the name of crime ,
misdemeanor ,
or offence ,
and it is punishable in various ways ,
such as indictments ,
summary proceedings ,
and upon conviction by death ,
imprisonment ,
fine , &
c .
2 .
Private wrongs ,
which are injuries to individuals ,
unaffecting the public :
these are redressed by actions for damages , &
c .
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