Examples of using "Hibás" in a sentence and their english translations:
Wrong!
That's wrong.
Who's at fault?
He answered incorrectly.
Both sides are to blame.
That's not wrong.
It's your fault.
This is your fault.
It's wrong.
This is no one's fault.
The blame rests with the cook.
I'm not to blame.
It's all Tom's fault.
- Tom is not at fault here.
- Tom isn't at fault here.
This translation is inaccurate.
Wrong.
This translation is outright wrong.
It takes two to make a quarrel.
It's not my fault.
- You are to blame for the failure.
- You're to blame for the failure.
Nobody was to blame for the accident.
In any case, it's always my fault.
I'm to blame, not you.
She is as guilty as Tom.
Either he is to blame, or I am.
Your answer is wrong.
I don't struggle because there's something wrong with me;
"Judge, I realized that it was my fault,
We are both to blame.
The fault is on the part of my father.
It is not you but I that am to blame.
- My bad.
- My bad!
- My mistake!
that match our flawed leadership archetypes.
All the evidence points to his guilt.
and who was going to take the blame for declining performance results.
when I realized through my research how broken the system was
That's all wrong.
This fault results from my wrong decision.
This sentence isn't wrong.
This email address is not registered, or the password is wrong.
Even if you are not to blame, you should apologize.
- It's not my fault!
- It's not my fault.
- That's not my fault.
- It isn't my fault.
That's not my fault.
- I am to blame for it.
- It's my fault.
- It's not always so easy to tell right from wrong.
- It isn't always so easy to tell right from wrong.
I don't think it was your fault.