Examples of using "Equivoca" in a sentence and their english translations:
She makes a mistake.
What if he's wrong?
Tom is never wrong.
- You're mistaken.
- You are mistaken!
Fate errs not in judgment.
Doctor, it's the wrong leg!
One of us is wrong.
- It appears to me you are mistaken.
- It appears to me you're mistaken.
- It appears to me that you're mistaken.
The majority is never wrong.
I am positive that he is wrong.
- Anybody can make a mistake.
- Anyone can make a mistake.
Who's wrong?
Excuse me, but I believe you're mistaken.
- Obviously he is wrong.
- It's obvious that he's wrong.
- It's obvious he's wrong.
He who asks lots of questions makes lots of mistakes.
- He's never wrong.
- He's never mistaken.
He cannot write English without making mistakes.
Tom is positive that he isn't wrong.
People misjudge my age or my origin.
So when you ask why services are free, you are wrong.
The price of doing science is admitting when you're wrong,
People often make bad choices.
I'm beginning to believe that we'll never be able to convince Tom that he's wrong.
I'm sorry, but you're wrong.
- Anybody can make a mistake.
- Anyone can make mistakes.
- Everyone can be mistaken.
The man who makes but one mistake a year because he makes but two decisions is wrong fifty per cent of the time.