Examples of using Off-key in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
You were off-key.
Off-key♪ Hands♪.
You were off-key.
Off-key humming for hours of a Christmas Carol.
You sing off-key.
My father used to sing to me, loudly and very off-key.
Was there anything off-key that night?
At a time like this,he has to be off-key.
Or when he sings off-key to the radio in the car.
Nicole, you're playing off-key.
He gets so far off-key he needs a compass to get back.
No, I sing off-key.
(Singing off-key with stereo)* it's not that I want you*.
To sing way off-key.
Off-key I got my gal, who could ask for anything more.
Do I really sing off-key?
Jan, Off-key♪ Don't leave me this way♪[ Growling]♪ Oh, baby♪.
The way you sing off-key.
If the kids sing off-key(rather common) or have woken us up too early, we try to be patient and let them finish the song- it only lasts for a minute!
It was completely off-key.
As a musician, it bothers me when you sing off-key.
For the lady behind me in church that sings off-key, because it means that I can hear.
For the lady behind me in church who sings off-key.
Maybe he's at that dive where that off-key canary sings.
Yeah, I have been starving''em, teasing''em,singing off-key.
To hear him whine Sinatra songs off-key, once again?
With acquired amusia, often the patient can't tell that they are off-key.
Jimmy couldn't even hear How off-key he was.
If the mutual systems are not aligned,the music sounds off-key.
He would fill the joint with his fitness groupies who would hoot andholler even when he sang off-key, and then they would talk through the other acts.
