get the wrong impression
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Definition of get the wrong impression - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
- He got the wrong impression from her silence.
- Don’t get the wrong impression from his jokes.
- She got the wrong impression about my intentions.
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Expressions with get
enter a place or vehicle
She managed to get in the car quickly.
rise from bed after sleeping
I get up at 7 AM every day.
move into a space or area
She got into the car quickly.
disembark from a vehicle or transportation
We need to get off the bus at the next stop.
receive an injection from a doctor or nurse
I need to get a shot before school.
be punished for doing something wrong
He got into trouble for breaking the window.
board a vehicle like a bus or train
She will get on the bus at 8 AM.
buy a ticket for an event or travel
She needs to get her ticket for the concert.
remove something from a container
Please get out the plates for dinner.
leave or escape from a place or situation
She managed to get out of the locked room.
recover from an illness or setback
He took weeks to get over the flu.
make someone notice you
He waved to get her attention from across the room.
reach or arrive at a destination or state
We will get to the hotel by noon.
difficult to obtain or achieve
The rare book is hard to get.
manage to survive or succeed with great difficulty
Many families barely get by on minimum wage.
receive an unfair outcome in a transaction
He got a bad deal on the used car.
receive repeated physical hits causing harm
He might get a beating if he goes there.
eat a small amount of food quickly
Let's get a bite before the movie starts.
receive a period of rest or relief from work
I hope I get a break during my shift.
obtain or acquire something needed or wanted
I need to get a hold of some tickets.
successfully communicate information to others
She struggled to get a message across to the students.
acquire two similar items
I need to get a pair of shoes for the trip.
understand the general idea or feeling of something
She tried to get a sense of the meeting's purpose.
move from one side to the other
We need to get across the river.
Expressions with wrong
foot that is not correct or intended
He put his shoe on the wrong foot.
situation where food enters the trachea causing coughing
She started coughing because the water went down the wrong pipe.
misunderstand something completely or incorrectly
He got it all wrong about the meeting time.
responsible for a mistake or wrongdoing
She was clearly in the wrong for breaking the vase.
distinguish between morally correct and incorrect actions
She learned to tell right from wrong at a young age.
mistaken or incorrect path
He realized he was on the wrong track after seeing the signs.
in an incorrect direction or path
He drove the wrong way on the highway.
asking about someone's health or feelings
You look upset, what is wrong with you?
in an incorrect orientation or order
He wore his shirt the wrong way around.
be completely incorrect
He was dead wrong about the results of the experiment.
be in a situation where any action leads to negative results
He can't do right for doing wrong at work.
make a poor decision or choice
He chose the wrong horse by investing in that failing company.
treat someone unfairly or betray their trust
He did her wrong by lying to her.
become possessed by an unfriendly or unauthorized person
The secret documents could fall into the wrong hands if not secured properly..
be obtained by people who may use it harmfully
We must not let this data get into the wrong hands.
cause someone to feel annoyed or unfriendly towards you
He got on his boss's wrong side by missing the deadline.
accidentally enter the airway instead of the stomach while swallowing
The sip of juice went down the wrong pipe and made him cough.
starting with a misunderstanding or mistake
They began the project on the wrong foot.
give bad advice or guidance to someone
He steered me wrong about the job opportunity.
being older than a specific age
She is on the wrong side of thirty.
a wrong idea about something, a misconception
He got the wrong end of the stick about the meeting time.
part of town where poor or working class people live
He grew up on the wrong side of the tracks.
part of town known for crime or danger
He accidentally wandered into the wrong side of town.
in the opposite direction or order
You put the batteries in the wrong way round.
Expressions with impression
cause someone to remember something important
Her speech left an impression on the audience.
create a strong impact on someone's mind
Her speech made a big impression on the audience.
cause someone to notice and remember something
He made an impression at the interview with his confidence.
form an idea or belief about something from clues
I get the impression she is not happy.
make someone think something is true
His calm demeanor gives the impression that he is confident.
believing something often without full information
She was under the impression that the meeting was canceled.
initial perception when meeting someone for the first time
Her first impression of him was very positive.
cause others to think badly of you
He didn't want to make a bad impression at the interview.
create a positive perception in someone's mind
He tried to make a good impression on his boss.
fail to affect or influence someone or something
Her speech made no impression on the audience.
mistaken belief about someone or something based on incomplete or wrong information
His silence gave a false impression that he did not care.
make someone think or feel a certain way about something
She tried to create an impression of confidence during the interview.
perform a humorous imitation
She loves to do an impression of famous actors at parties.
to create an idea or opinion about something
She formed an impression of the new teacher quickly.
cause others to think well of you or something
He tried to make a favourable impression at the interview.
leave a strong and positive effect
The artist's work made a memorable impression on the critics.
drawing of something not yet built or seen
The museum displayed an artist's impression of the ancient city.
to have a significant impact on someone
The teacher's dedication left a lasting impression on his students.
create a strong effect on someone's feelings or thoughts
Her speech made an impression on the audience.
cause others to believe something untrue or not accurate
The advertisement might give a false impression about the product's safety.
believe something is true based on how a situation seems
I have the impression that he is hiding something.
price paid for each view of an ad
The cost per impression for the campaign was too high.
basic awareness of a stimulus by the senses
The sense impression of the bright light was overwhelming.
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- French:mal interpréter, ...
- German:einen falschen Eindruck bekommen, ...
- Italian:farsi un'idea sbagliata, ...
- Spanish:sacar una idea equivocada, ...
- Portuguese:ficar com a impressão errada, ...
- Chinese:误会, ...
- Japanese:誤解する, ...
- Arabic:أَخْطَأَ الفَهْمَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְרַשֵּׁם בְּטָעוּת, ...
- Russian:неправильно понять, ...
- Ukrainian:отримати неправильне враження, ...
- Hindi:गलतफहमी हो जाना, ...
- Bengali:ভুল ধারণা করা, ...
- Catalan:fer-se una idea equivocada, ...
- Czech:udělat si mylnou představu, ...
- Danish:få et forkert indtryk, ...
- Dutch:een verkeerde indruk krijgen, ...
- Greek:παρεξηγώ, ...
- Hungarian:téves benyomást szerezni, ...
- Khmer:យល់ច្រឡំ, ...
- Korean:오해하다, ...
- Persian:اشتباه فهمیدن, ...
- Polish:odnieść mylne wrażenie, ...
- Portuguese (BR):ter uma impressão errada, ...
- Romanian:a interpreta greșit, ...
- Swedish:få fel intryck, ...
- Thai:เข้าใจผิด, ...
- Turkish:yanlış izlenim edinmek, ...
- Vietnamese:hiểu nhầm, ...
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