Examples of using Wrong end in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Official
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
The wrong end of something dead, yeah.
I looked through the wrong end of the camera.
Sorry, but here you save money at the wrong end.
Don't start getting the wrong end of the stick, Jack.
Maybe we have peeled banana from the wrong end?
If I was to say you're looking through the wrong end of that viewfinder, would I be right?
Energy efficiency cannot give in price pressure, or you save at the wrong end.
Keep that up, and you will be on the wrong end of a"Car Bites Dog" story!
As a general rule, itis not advisable to buy the cheapest product and thus make savings on the wrong end.
Well, I have been using the wrong end for years.
Coming off the wrong end of a 4-0 shutout result in San Jose on Monday, the Habs will look to get back to their winning ways on Wednesday in Anaheim.
When you do that, you are looking at the wrong end of the telescope.
You should not safe money at the wrong end(the kind of connection) and you should choose a SCSI version if you wanted to scan with Linux.
We get caught here, we're staring at the wrong end of a firing squad.
Fletcher met the long arm of the law at the wrong end of a shotgun and the deep end of a grave at the far end of a dead-end road.
Today, purely by accident I found out that I was using the wrong end of the pencil.
Portugal experiences a new concept of mobility, where less is saved at the wrong end and, at last, more is properly invested, according to the principles of the circular economy and in renewable, local concepts of mobility.
Slay the wrong opponent first and you will find yourself on the wrong end of a blade.
The Judge Dredd... finally gets on the wrong end of a gun... and what he says is"wait.
When you think of finding a source for a difficulty, you are looking at the wrong end of the telescope.
Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, suggests that efforts to square facticity with theBible may be rather the“wrong end of the stick”as the purpose is not accuracy but exploration of the human condition, our making and responding to good and evil cf. Williams, Being Christian.
Whister the trusty robot was on a routine flightwhen an error with the navigational satellite sent him into the wrong end of the station's garbage chute.
Otherwise, there is a risk of starting at the wrong end and using resources to little effect.
Unfortunately, the British Secret Service has a monopoly on the idea,and Bond has found himself on the wrong end of a tricky timepiece's treachery.
Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, suggests that efforts to square facticity with theBible may be rather the"wrong end of the stick"as the purpose is not accuracy but exploration of the human condition, our making and responding to good and evil cf.
I think you're close, but you're at the wrong end of the urban cycle.
Now, I want you to feel what it's like to be on the wrong end of your grand disdain.
Before the smaller woman can light up she finds herself on the floor at the wrong end of some humiliating punishment.
With a thriving small business in Portobello, Jeremy Hackett and Ashley Lloyd-Jennings make a big step up andopen their first shop under the name"Hackett" at the wrong end(as their bank manager observed) of the New Kings Road in Parson's Green, London.
I got to Doncaster with a couple of minutes to spare before my train and, in my hurry,followed the cycle path through the underpass just outside the station and ended up at the wrong end of a one-way bus lane with railings either side and had to run the gauntlet of a sprint up the bus lane to safety.