get it all wrong

getting it all wronggot it all wrong

Definition

Definition of get it all wrong - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

misunderstandingmisunderstand something completely or incorrectly

He got it all wrong about the meeting time.

misconstrue

misinterpret

misunderstand

executionfail to execute a task correctly

She got it all wrong when assembling the furniture.

misinterpret

misunderstand

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Expressions with get

get in

enter a place or vehicle

She managed to get in the car quickly.

get up

rise from bed after sleeping

I get up at 7 AM every day.

get into

move into a space or area

She got into the car quickly.

get off

disembark from a vehicle or transportation

We need to get off the bus at the next stop.

get a shot

receive an injection from a doctor or nurse

I need to get a shot before school.

get into trouble

be punished for doing something wrong

He got into trouble for breaking the window.

Expressions with wrong

wrong foot

foot that is not correct or intended

He put his shoe on the wrong foot.

wrong pipe

situation where food enters the trachea causing coughing

She started coughing because the water went down the wrong pipe.

in the wrong

adj.

responsible for a mistake or wrongdoing

She was clearly in the wrong for breaking the vase.

tell right from wrong

distinguish between morally correct and incorrect actions

She learned to tell right from wrong at a young age.

the wrong track

mistaken or incorrect path

He realized he was on the wrong track after seeing the signs.

the wrong way

adv.

in an incorrect direction or path

He drove the wrong way on the highway.

what is wrong with you

exp.

asking about someone's health or feelings

You look upset, what is wrong with you?

wrong way around

adv.

in an incorrect orientation or order

He wore his shirt the wrong way around.

be dead wrong

be completely incorrect

He was dead wrong about the results of the experiment.

can't do right for doing wrong

exp.

be in a situation where any action leads to negative results

He can't do right for doing wrong at work.

Examples of get it all wrong in a sentence

They got it all wrong regarding the event's location.
He got it all wrong during the presentation.
They got it all wrong on the test.

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French:se tromper complètement, faire tout de travers, ...
German:missverstehen, alles falsch machen, ...
Italian:fraintendere completamente, sbagliare tutto, ...
Spanish:entender todo mal, hacerlo todo mal, ...
Portuguese:entender tudo errado, errar completamente, ...
Chinese:完全误解, 全弄错, ...
Japanese:誤解する, 失敗する, ...
Arabic:أَخْطَأَ فَهْمَ, أَخْطَأَ تَمَامًا, ...
Hebrew:לְהָבִין שֶׁלֹּא נָכוֹן, לִטְעוֹת לְגַמְרֵי, ...
Russian:полностью неправильно понять, все сделать неправильно, ...
Ukrainian:повністю неправильно зрозуміти, зробити неправильно, ...
Hindi:पूरी तरह गलत समझना, सब कुछ गलत कर देना, ...
Bengali:পুরোপুরি ভুল বোঝা, পুরোপুরি ভুল করা, ...
Catalan:entendre-ho tot malament, errar, ...
Czech:úplně špatně pochopit, pokazit, ...
Danish:misforstå det hele, fejle, ...
Dutch:het helemaal mis hebben, alles verkeerd doen, ...
Greek:τα καταλαβαίνω όλα λάθος, τα κάνω όλα λάθος, ...
Hungarian:félreérteni, elrontani, ...
Khmer:យល់ច្រឡំទាំងស្រុង, ធ្វើខុសទាំងស្រុង, ...
Korean:잘못 이해하다, 모두 잘못하다, ...
Persian:کاملاً اشتباه فهمیدن, اشتباه انجام دادن, ...
Polish:źle zrozumieć, pomylić się, ...
Portuguese (BR):entender tudo errado, errar tudo, ...
Romanian:a înțelege greșit, a greși complet, ...
Swedish:missförstå, göra fel, ...
Thai:เข้าใจผิดอย่างสิ้นเชิง, ทำพลาด, ...
Turkish:yanılmak, her şeyi yanlış yapmak, ...
Vietnamese:hiểu sai hoàn toàn, làm sai hoàn toàn, ...

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