Wrongs Meaning in English

word · lemma: wrong

US

ˈɹɔŋz

RAWNGZ

UK

ɹˈɒŋz

RONGZ

التعريف

'Wrongs' refers to actions that are unfair, immoral, or illegal, or the harm caused by those actions.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Wrongs' is mainly used in formal or legal contexts to talk about injustices or harms. Common phrases include 'right the wrongs' (to fix injustices) and 'suffered many wrongs.' It rarely means simple mistakes—usually refers to moral or social harm.

• Spanish: injusticias - agravios - errores (morales)
• Portuguese (BR): injustiças - agravos - erros (morais)
• Portuguese (PT): injustiças - agravos - erros (morais)
• Chinese (Simplified): 不公正行为 - 过错 (道德上的)
• Chinese (Traditional): 不公正行為 - 過錯 (道德上的)
• Hindi: अन्याय - गलतियाँ (नैतिक)
• Arabic: المظالم - الأخطاء (الأخلاقية)
• Bengali: অন্যায় - অবিচার
• Russian: неправды - злоупотребления - обиды
• Japanese: 不正 - 不当な行為
• Vietnamese: bất công - sai trái
• Korean: 부정 - 부당함 - 잘못
• Turkish: haksızlık - yanlış
• Urdu: ناانصافی - غلط کام
• Indonesian: kesalahan - ketidakadilan

جمل نموذجية

She forgave him for his past wrongs.

basic

People protest to fight against social wrongs.

basic

The story is about correcting the wrongs of the past.

basic

They spent years trying to make up for their wrongs.

natural

It's hard to forgive old wrongs, but it's even harder to forget them.

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We can't move forward as a community unless we address the wrongs we've witnessed.

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