Examples of using "Errados" in a sentence and their english translations:
We were wrong.
- We're not wrong.
- We aren't wrong.
- They're wrong.
- They are wrong.
You are both in the wrong.
They were wrong.
Your instincts are wrong.
We admitted that we were wrong.
You're all wrong.
The economists were wrong.
You aren't wrong.
Well you're all wrong.
wrong type of results.
- The absent are always in the wrong.
- The absent are always at fault.
- Tom and I were both wrong.
- Both Tom and I were wrong.
Tom and Mary are wrong.
They were wrong, of course.
They realized they were wrong.
and they're totally wrong.
We admitted that we were wrong.
when you are right and also when you are wrong.
I think they're wrong.
You are wrong.
I hope this data is wrong.
We've been looking in the wrong places.
I think you're both wrong.
- It appears that you are all mistaken.
- It appears that you're all mistaken.
- I thought they were wrong.
- I thought that they were wrong.
You are both in the wrong.
Or, if they're completely wrong,
Remember, I didn't use the wrong shapes.
Everybody was wrong.
Perhaps Tom and I were wrong.
They admitted that they were wrong.
Don't forget that wrong conceptions lead to wrong conclusions.
Tom and Mary realized that they were wrong.
- Both Tom and Mary were wrong.
- Tom and Mary were both wrong.
We're often wrong but never in doubt.
What if Tom and I are wrong?
Now, in general, the numbers are off
Both you and your brother are wrong.
I was right and Tom and Mary were wrong.
I think Tom and Mary are probably wrong.
What if they're wrong?
I'm sorry, but you're wrong.
I could agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.
I think you're all wrong.
there's better ways to do things and we're wrong.
The conquered are always wrong. History considers nothing but their defeat.
Once a war breaks out, both sides are in the wrong.
It's better to be an optimist and be wrong than to be a pessimist and be right.
- You're not wrong.
- You aren't wrong.
The absent are always at fault.
You admitted that you were wrong.
I'm sorry, but you're wrong.
What if you're wrong?