Examples of using Quite wrong in English and their translations into Spanish
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But it is quite wrong approach.
you are quite wrong.
The die-hard Fundamentalist is quite wrong, I think, in insisting upon a word-for-word and letter-for-letter correctness of the King James version.
then you are quite wrong.
she's quite wrong.
It was thus quite wrong to say that the Secretariat had not conducted a comprehensive review.
SHE WHIPS HORSE It was quite wrong of Sylvia to keep her hunter when every decent animal in the country has been taken by the Army.
It would be quite wrong for the tribunal to make any of those steps without inviting the opinions or views of the parties.
It would be quite wrong to suppose that a substantial body of Romans would have shared the beliefs outlined in this book:
I must be doing it quite wrong because there seem to be a lot of people who like me,
Jumping to the conclusion that what happened in the last few days constitutes a pattern of impeding the work of the Special Commission is quite wrong and baseless.
which is quite wrong, you know.
many of the cultural achievements of Japan seen quite wrong, as would the representatives of this nation.
Lastly, it was quite wrong to propose, as some speakers had,
is quite wrong.
You're quite wrong.
You were quite wrong.
Oh, yes, quite wrong.
No, you're quite wrong.
And quite wrong, like every ambassador.