But a good TV host should never tell a guest they've got something wrong without softening it first.

但是一个好的电视节目主持人永远不能毫不委婉得对嘉宾说他们答错了。

To screw up means to get something wrong.

To screw up 就是把事情搞砸了。

Dave’s got something wrong with his foot.

【wrong】戴夫的一只脚出了点毛病。

If the learner got something wrong the teacher was told to administer a shock.

如果学习者做错了什么， 老师就会被告知要进行电击。

Whoever buys this and enjoys it has got something wrong with their taste buds.

谁买了这个并喜欢它，他们的味蕾就有问题了。

I looked at that boycott and I said, we're getting something wrong here.

我看着那次抵制， 我说，我们这里出了点问题。

When you get something wrong, it can shake your belief in yourself.

【belief】如果有什么事情没做好，就会动摇你对自己的信心。

When I think I've got something wrong, I look at that picture and I hear her voice.

当我觉得自己哪里不对劲时，我会看着那张照片， 然后听到她的声音。

But just keep in mind that smirking is sometimes used when you notice that somebody has gotten something wrong, or you have something up on somebody else.

但是请记住，傻笑有时是因为你注意到某人做错了什么，或者你有别人的把柄。

He got something wrong with his lungs owing to working in the wet woods, and never got over it, and went off quite sudden like.

由于在潮湿的树林里工作，他的肺出了点毛病，而且一直没有痊愈，而且很突然地就走了。

This was particularly true for me as a young physician and a scientist since the consequences of getting something wrong and not being aware of something that you should have known can be serious.

作为一名年轻的医生和科学家，这一点对我来说尤其正确，因为如果做错了事情，或者没有意识到你应该知道的事情，后果可能会很严重。

I think it was when I was studying for the LSAT, you know, you go to look and see why you got something wrong, and it explains like the slippery slope fallacy is a logical fallacy.

我想那是在我学习 LSAT 的时候，你知道，你去看看为什么你会出错，它解释了滑坡谬误是一个逻辑谬误。