| 释义 |
get (one) wrong get (one) wrongTo misunderstand one. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate everything your mother has done for us—but it's time for her to get her own place. You've got him all wrong—I know he seems gruff, but he's a total sweetheart.See also: get, wrongget someone (all) wrongto misunderstand someone's intentions or character. I think you've got me all wrong. I want to be your friend, not your enemy.See also: get, wrongget someone wrongMisunderstand someone, as in I think you got him wrong. This expression is often put as Don't get me wrong, used to clarify one's feelings, views, or the like, as in Don't get me wrong-I'm happy about the outcome. [Colloquial; c. 1900] Also see make no mistake. See also: get, someone, wrongget someone wrong misunderstand someone, especially by falsely imputing malice to them.See also: get, someone, wrongget somebody ˈwrong (spoken) not understand correctly what somebody means: Please don’t get me wrong, I’m not criticizing you.See also: get, somebody, wrong |