Examples of using Terribly wrong in English and their translations into Slovak
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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
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Programming
Something was terribly wrong.
The voice in your head'stelling you that something… is gonna go terribly wrong.
So there's something terribly wrong out there.
Listen, Gylfie, those birds are doing something terribly wrong.
Because something is terribly wrong with mankind.
So, then our friend say, something must be going terribly wrong.
You are wrong, terribly wrong, M. Biard.
Unfortunately, things are going terribly wrong.
A military experiment has gone terribly wrong and now dinosaurs are running afoot!
He knew that he had done something terribly wrong.
This is what is so terribly wrong with the EU demands: their austerity policies don't even give Greece a chance- its failure is part of the game.
What if it all went terribly wrong?
Even if they haven't done terribly wrong things, they hindered the upright religions in terms of saving people during the time when upright religions were still able to;
What if it had all gone terribly wrong?
She thought that she would be recovered after the surgery but she was terribly wrong.
If I don't speak to them, something terribly wrong is going to happen.
What was meant to be thecoronation of Scarlet Overkill has gone terribly wrong.
We have either done something terribly wrong or terribly right.
It doesn't take him long, however, to figure out that something's terribly wrong.
Where did it all go so terribly wrong?
The safety of Wonderland is threatened once more,but the quest to save this world goes terribly wrong.
What happened to them, it was terribly wrong.
The result is that when, as adults, they experience the normal frustrations of life,they think something must be terribly wrong.
He would have to do something terribly wrong.
This song is such a shining example of charity(and music)gone terribly wrong.
Not to address these problems would be terribly wrong.
The look on their faces said that something was terribly wrong.