intransitive. Of an unfavourable event: to befall (with dative of person). Also impersonal as him mistimes: misfortune befalls him. Obsolete.
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释义 | the world > action or operation > failure or lack of success > fail or be unsuccessful [verb (intransitive)] > go wrong (14) mistimeOE intransitive. Of an unfavourable event: to befall (with dative of person). Also impersonal as him mistimes: misfortune befalls him. Obsolete. to come evil to pass1481 to come (also †go) to pass: to take place in the course of events; to happen, occur; to be accomplished or realized; to come to fulfilment. tread awry1524 esp. in to go awry, run awry, step awry, tread awry, walk awry: (of persons) to fall into error, do wrong; (of things) to turn out badly or… mischance1552 intransitive. To happen unfortunately. to go wrong1592 to go wrong. Of events, etc.: To happen amiss or unfortunately; to issue or result unsuccessfully or unprosperously. pall1604 intransitive. To grow weak or faint; to lose strength, courage, vitality, etc.; to fail, fall away. Obsolete. to go haywire1929 spec. in to go haywire, to go wrong; to become excited or distracted, to become mentally unbalanced. colloquial (originally U.S.). snafu1943 (a) transitive to mess up, to play havoc with; (b) intransitive to go wrong. Subcategories:— for a person (2) — of equipment or machinery (4) |
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