wrong

1. Uncountable(不可数名词)

   behavior or actions that are considered morally unacceptable

   不道德的行为；不公正；错误

   • He lacks a clear understanding of what is right and what is wrong.

     他缺乏对是非的清晰理解。

   • I was raised to always be truthful and to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong.

     我从小被教导要永远诚实，并分辨是非。

   • In her parents' eyes, she is flawless and incapable of doing anything wrong.

     在她父母眼中，她是完美无缺的，不可能做错任何事。

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2. Countable(可数名词)formal(正式)

   an act or situation that is unfair or unjust

   不公正的待遇；冤屈

   • They have committed a significant injustice against us.

     他们对我们造成了重大的不公。

   • She sought to rectify the injustices of the past.

     她试图纠正过去的不公正。

   • The law aimed to correct the historic wrongs against marginalized groups.

     这项法律旨在纠正对边缘群体的历史不公。

1. Transitive(及物动词)

   to treat someone unfairly or unjustly

   冤枉；委屈

   • His accusations made her feel profoundly wronged.

     他的指控让她感到深受冤枉。

   • She insisted she had not been wronged and demanded an apology.

     她坚称自己没有受冤枉，并要求道歉。

accuracy(准确性)

1. A1

   not factually correct; inaccurate

   不正确的；错误的

   • You have three incorrect answers on your test.

     你的考试中有三个错误的答案。

   • The clock is inaccurate; it's 12:30, not 12:15.

     这个时钟不准确；现在是12:30，而不是12:15。

   • Some of the facts he provided are questionable, while others are clearly incorrect.

     他提供的一些事实值得怀疑，而其他一些则明显不正确。

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understanding(理解)

1. A2

   having an incorrect understanding or assessment of something

   判断错误的；搞错的

   • You were mistaken about the time; the bank closes at 3:30.

     你搞错了时间；银行在3:30关门。

   • He was incorrect in assuming we would provide financial backing for the project.

     他错误地认为我们会为这个项目提供资金支持。

   • She misread the train schedule and ended up missing her train.

     她看错了火车时刻表，结果错过了火车。

suitability(适合性)

1. C1

   not appropriate, suitable, or correct

   不合适的；不对的

   • She is not the right candidate for this position.

     她不是这个职位的合适人选。

   • We must have taken the incorrect path.

     我们一定走错路了。

   • I'm sorry, you have dialed the wrong number.

     抱歉，您拨错号码了。

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acceptance(接受度)

1. not considered acceptable or appropriate according to social or moral standards

   不当的；不正当的

   • She associated with the wrong crowd during her time at university.

     她在大学期间与不当的人群来往。

   • She should not have stolen this, it's the wrong thing to do.

     她不应该偷这个，这是不正当的行为。

emotion(情绪)

1. B1

   used to ask or talk about something that is upsetting or troubling someone

   困扰的；担心的

   • You've been quiet all evening. Is anything bothering you?

     你整个晚上都很安静。有什么事困扰你吗？

   • What's troubling you today?

     今天有什么让你担心的事吗？

   • She asked me what was wrong, as she noticed I was distracted today.

     她问我怎么了，因为她注意到我今天心不在焉。

morality(道德)

1. B2

   not considered morally right; not acceptable

   不道德的；不应该的

   • Children should be taught that violence is immoral.

     应该教导孩子们，暴力是不道德的。

   • It was unacceptable of her to lie to you.

     她对你说谎是不应该的。

   • Is there anything wrong with wanting to have some fun?

     想要找点乐子有什么不对吗？

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function(功能)

1. B1After verb(动后形容词)

   not functioning correctly or as expected

   故障的；出问题的

   • Something is not working with the television; the picture is fuzzy.

     电视好像出了问题；画面很模糊。

   • The doctors are still trying to find out what is not working correctly.

     医生们仍在试图找出哪里出了问题。

   • There seems to be something wrong with the machine; it is making strange noises.

     这台机器似乎出了问题；它发出奇怪的声音。

1. A2informal(非正式)

   in an incorrect or inaccurate way

   错误地；不正确地

   • You have misspelled my name.

     你把我的名字拼错了。

   • He wrongly assumed that we had agreed to the contract.

     他错误地假设我们已经同意这份合同。

   • I had judged the situation wrongly, and now changes need to be made.

     我错误地判断了情况，现在需要做出改变。