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to make a blunder
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English |
To make a stupid or careless mistake |
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to make a boo-boo
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English |
To make a silly or trivial mistake |
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to make a faux pas
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English |
To say or do something that is a social mistake or not polite |
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to make a mess of
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English |
To ruin (something) or make many mistakes in doing (something) |
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to make a mistake
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English |
To do something incorrectly or erroneously; to make an error of some kind |
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to make a pig's ear of
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English |
To do something badly, wrongly, or awkwardly |
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to make a slip of the pen
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English |
A minor mistake in writing (or speech) |
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to make the wrong call
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English |
To incorrectly assess a situation and thus make a decision that leads to problems, annoyances, or otherwise unfavorable outcomes |
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to mess up
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English |
To make mistakes when one is doing or making (something) |
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to miscalculate
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English |
To make a mistake when calculating an amount or judging someone or something |
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to miss the boat
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English |
To have made an error; to be wrong |
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to miss the mark
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English |
To fail to achieve the result that was intended |
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to miss the point
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English |
To fail to understand the important part of something |
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to misspoke
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English |
To say something that is not correct, by mistake |
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to misstep
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English |
To make an error or mistake |
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to muck up
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English |
To make a mess of |
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to overshoot the mark
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English |
To make a mistake when you are judging the amount, etc. of something |
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to put a foot wrong
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English |
To make a mistake |
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to put one's foot in it
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English |
To say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone |
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to put one's foot on one's mouth
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English |
To say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone |
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to score an own goal
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English |
To do something that has the unintended effect of harming your own interests |
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to screw up
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English |
To make a mistake, or to spoil something |
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to slip on a banana skin
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English |
To make a silly and embarrassing mistake |
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to slip up
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English |
To make a mistake |
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to stumble
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English |
To make an error |
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to take a wrong turn
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English |
To go the wrong way |
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to take something in the wrong way
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English |
To misunderstand or misinterpret something, especially in such a way as to take offense at what is said or done |
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to trip up
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English |
To make a mistake, or to cause someone to make a mistake |
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tomar una cosa por otra
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MD
Fr
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Español |
cometer un error, equivocarse |
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tomber dans l'erreur
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Français |
Cometer un error, equivocarse.
ES: Cometer un error.
FR: Commettre une erreur. |
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trocar los frenos
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MD
Fr
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Español |
cometer un error, equivocarse |
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ver visiones
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Español |
estar equivocado en el modo de pensar, actuar |