Examples of using Everything went wrong in English and their translations into Danish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
Everything went wrong.
And then everything went wrong.
Everything went wrong.
But then everything went wrong.
Everything went wrong, Elvis.
And that's when everything went wrong.
Everything went wrong after that.
He proposed to me before everything went wrong.
But everything went wrong.
I don't have no moment when everything went wrong.
Almost everything went wrong.
The medicines seemed to be working and then everything went wrong.
However, everything went wrong.
Nobody's gonna miss a black guy when everything went wrong.
Before everything went wrong.
Since you came in of that window, everything went wrong.
Everything went wrong after that fall!
But then Brooklynn caught on, and I got scared, and then everything went wrong.
Everything went wrong after I dropped the lightbulb.
She thought of us… that day in the park before they invaded, before everything went wrong.
Everything went wrong after I dropped the light bulb.
I do not share the opinion of the Council representative that everything went wrong last year.
Everything went wrong when we moved in with his parents.
Imagine, the student was an excellent student, and thenproblems with behavior started, everything went wrong, he was kicked out of school- he crashed.
Just everything went wrong and I vowed to never come back.
Even if everything went wrong… you could still be like them.
Then everything went wrong for some reason you don't understand.
And the reason why everything went wrong Darol is that Mike was too stupid and greedy to realize that even a violent offender as Salazar still it has moral and ethical.
Then everything went wrong: it has become a debate on money and various acts of pettiness, which is highly complicated by national exceptions that have partly drained away the European value of this Statute, which has now become almost exclusively based on money.
Everything goes wrong and then works out perfectly.