Examples of using "Unrecht" in a sentence and their english translations:
You're wrong about that.
- You are probably wrong.
- You're probably wrong.
- She is wrong.
- He is wrong.
I wasn't right.
- Tom is wrong.
- Tom's wrong.
Mary was wrong.
We were mistaken.
They're wrong.
You were wrong.
Torture is wrong.
It was you that were wrong.
- She is wrong.
- She isn't right.
The absent are always at fault.
Ill-gotten gains are short-lived.
Doing wrong is worse than being wronged.
- Tom says Mary is wrong.
- Tom says that Mary is wrong.
- The absent are always in the wrong.
- The absent are always at fault.
Obviously he is wrong.
- He was all wrong.
- He was completely wrong.
- I'll bet you that you're wrong about that.
- You're wrong about that.
I'm never wrong.
He's probably wrong.
She's probably wrong.
You are probably wrong.
You are probably wrong.
- She is not wrong.
- She isn't wrong.
Maybe I was wrong.
You won't be right.
- Ill-gotten gains are short-lived.
- Ill-gotten gains never benefit anyone.
- One never profits from that which is ill-gotten.
- You're not wrong.
- You aren't wrong.
- It is wrong to tell lies.
- It's wrong to tell lies.
Tom isn't wrong.
- You are always wrong.
- You're always wrong.
Losers are always wrong.
- You know I'm wrong.
- You know that I'm wrong.
And he wasn't wrong.
I was falsely accused.
Frankly speaking, you are in the wrong.
It seems that he is wrong.
- I might be wrong.
- Maybe I'm wrong.
You're not entirely wrong.
He has a point.
She has a point.
- The absent are always in the wrong.
- He who is absent is always in the wrong.
- The absent are always at fault.
She was falsely accused.
One of us is wrong.
Tom isn't always wrong.
I'm afraid you're wrong.
- Tom was partly right.
- Tom wasn't altogether wrong.
I was wrongfully punished.
Tom and Mary are wrong.
- I think I'm wrong.
- I think that I'm wrong.
Am I wrong?
Either you or he is wrong.
- She is wrong.
- She is in the wrong.
In my opinion, you are wrong.
He was wrong.
She was wrong.
What if they're wrong?