영어에서 Have been wrong 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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Fine, I have been wrong.
But I can't condone that kind of insubordination. My decision may have been wrong.
You have been wrong too long.
For years I have been wrong.
We have been wrong all this time.
He thought:“I have been wrong.
I have been wrong about everything.
We Christians have been wrong.
And I have been wrong about a fundamental issue.
Well, we must have been wrong.
They have been wrong about it three times already.
I, um… I may have been wrong.
I have been wrong about Marie being dead.
Could the blood test have been wrong?
I may have been wrong I, um.
How could we all have been wrong?
Sure, I have been wrong in the past, but this time I am right.
I guess your instincts must have been wrong this time, Jax.
I have been wrong so often and he has always been right, and now I trust his judgment blindly.
But I could have been wrong. Well, yeah.
I mean, I could have been right, I could have been wrong.
I might have been wrong I feel now.
Macnair appears agnostic on the issue, commenting only that"Lenin may have been wrong" on this point.
Worse, virtually all of them have been wrong with regard to it, dead wrong. .
We can't admit failure because it requires not merely changing our policy but admitting that we have been wrong.
So, It would have been wrong having regard to not bring up the second opus on the PC/DOS while there was already a third of projected.
For the past 40 years, virtually every weight-loss model has been based on the same principles, and virtually all of them have been wrong.
It's true that man was not permitted to eat meat until afterthe Flood( Genesis 9:3), so it would have been wrong for Noah to eat meat prior to that time.
For about 200 years, people have been saying exactly what I'm telling you-- the age of technological unemployment is at hand- starting with the Luddites smashing looms in Britain just about two centuries ago,and they have been wrong.
Obviously Kant could not have foreseen the new discoveries, but since he was convinced that his concepts would be'the basis of any future metaphysics that can be called science' it is interesting to see where his arguments have been wrong.