310 sentences for 錯 (cuò) — page 16 of 16

301. 既然你已经知道错了，就要勇于改过，避免再犯。

     jì​rán nǐ yǐ​jīng zhī​dào cuò le, jiù yào yǒng​yú gǎi​guò, bì​miǎn zài fàn.

     Since you know you are wrong, you should have the courage to correct your ways and avoid making the same mistake again.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

302. 我以为我看到了那个男人和那个女孩，但我错了。

     wǒ yǐ​wéi wǒ kàn​dào le nà​gè nán​rén hé nà​gè nǚ​hái, dàn wǒ cuò le.

     I thought I saw the man and the girl, but I was wrong.

     Source: OpenSubtitles

303. 古人认为，当下级发现上级有错时，应当直言规谏。

     gǔ​rén rèn​wéi, dāng xià​jí fā​xiàn shàng​jí yǒu cuò shí, yīng​dāng zhí​yán guī jiàn.

     Ancient people believed that when a subordinate finds a superior to be in error, they should offer direct admonition.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

304. 他的英文水平很不错。

     tā de Yīng​wén shuǐ​píng hěn bù cuò.

     His English level is quite good.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

305. 你妈妈说的没错。

     nǐ mā​ma shuō de méi cuò.

     Your mother is right.

     Source: OpenSubtitles

306. 常言道‘技多不压身’，多学点本事总没错。

     cháng​yán dào‘jì duō bù yā shēn’, duō xué diǎn běn​shi zǒng méi cuò.

     As the saying goes, 'Skill is no burden'; it's never wrong to learn more.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

307. 这里的地形重叠交错，进山后很容易迷路。

     zhè​lǐ de dì​xíng chóng​dié jiāo cuò, jìn​shān hòu hěn róng​yì mí​lù.

     The terrain here is overlapping and crisscrossed; it's easy to get lost after entering the mountains.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

308. 这两座山岭的山势互相参错，地形非常复杂。

     zhè liǎng zuò shān​lǐng de shān​shì hù​xiāng cān cuò, dì​xíng fēi​cháng fù​zá.

     The terrain of these two ridges is intertwined and complex.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

309. 这件古董错有银纹。

     zhè jiàn gǔ​dǒng cuò yǒu yín​wén.

     This antique is inlaid with silver patterns.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary

310. 这件青铜器使用了错金工艺，虽然年代久远依然闪闪发光。

     zhè jiàn qīng​tóng​qì shǐ​yòng le cuò jīn gōng​yì, suī​rán nián​dài jiǔ​yuǎn yī​rán shǎn​shǎn fā​guāng.

     This bronze artifact features gold inlay; despite its great age, it still shines brightly.

     Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary