not wrong; correct (spoken)

TV drama series named "A Matter of Business" broadcasted in Hong Kong by TVB in 1998

not bad; moderate / average standard

to blame wrongly

to regret a mistake committed

to misunderstand someone's purpose or intentions (e.g. in a romantic situation)

what's wrong?

(v.) dialed a wrong number; (adj.) 'not on the same page'(in a conversation)

followed the wrong trend; made a loss as a result of being mislead

board the wrong train or bus / follow the wrong group or example

to flatter the wrong person in an obsequious manner, and to support their every opinion

made a mistake; got it wrong

correction tape

(v.) to get the wrong meaning; to misunderstand; to misinterpret

what's wrong?

'How could this be?'; 'Are you kidding?'

(idiom) something is intricate and complicated

one must acknowledge one's mistakes first to be able to rectify them

Insanity

to react inappropiately to a situation due to a misunderstanding or a misinterpretation

To think in the wrong way

the more one says, the more mistakes one made; a closed mouth catches no flies; the least said the better

two people don't get along with each other; to be at odds with each other

to stumble; to lose one's footing

wrongly done

getting results from error (spoken)

to leave a mistake uncorrected and make the best of it

an expression of courtesy that is used to greet an unexpected guest who drops by to visit to acknowledge them for the trouble they took in coming, similar to phrases like "what brings you here?"

misunderstand (ancient)

taking the wrong medication / acting unreasonable (spoken)