be in the wrong
英 [bi: in ðə rɔŋ] 美 [bi ɪn ði rɔŋ]

v.

错误，理亏；理亏心怯；

权威例句

Must "second victims"always be in the wrong?
Letters: You can be a scapegoat and still be in the wrong
Will somebody please tell Father Ray he may be in the wrong line of work
Where are the ducks? If you're asking that question, you may just be in the wrong hunting spot.(OUTDOORS: Duck Hunting)
The Master Switch; Unhappy with Your Boss? You May Be in the Wrong Job, Says Jacky Hyams
Even If You're Mr Right You Will Always Be in the Wrong
Paul Stokes: Why Our Paranoid Spooks Were Right to Be in the Wrong
Neighbors May Be in the Wrong, but Often It Doesn't Pay to Sue Them
Mitochondria in the Programmed Death Phenomena; A Principle of Biology: “It Is Better to Die than to be Wrong”
Slab in the wrong place: Lower lithospheric mantle delamination in the last stage of the Eastern Carpathian subduction retreat