Übersetzung für "Doch weit gefehlt" in Englisch

Far from it: "We are staying!", the Polish climbers announced .

That sounded really easy, but how wrong we were!

However, far from it, also with deluxe kitchens the wing door is used.

But it was wrong, no sign of Sara.

But far from it, the need for project management does not depend on project size.

You have raised the issue in terms of him having caved in, but that is far from the true position.

But it would be a big mistake to assume that e-mail has replaced Facebook or that WhatsApp has made Facebook obsolete.

We had actually imagined a modern office building with parking space, but far from it!

Far from it since the pieces, assembled according to art genres, were abundant in highlights.

Actually one should think, that we have now seen everything, but far from it.

We first thought it to be a rather short excursion, but no!

But no more: the adidas store in London relies on a similar type of visual merchandising.

But they couldn't have been more wrong – on the way to the knowledge society, on the contrary, libraries have become increasingly popular and are among the most visited cultural and educational institutions in Germany.

But you are far from it if you think that Hubert von Goisern would copy or emulate those bands.

But far from it! The two "elder statesmen" Abramovich and Walczak, who had represented the string fraction at Sexteto Mayor for years, took the reins and carefully expanded the range.

But nothing like that, the average Salzburger football fan does not care what the clubs name is, in which colours he plays or to which commercial instrument he is converted to.

Far from it: Western languages appear to lack vocabulary devoted to express the variety of existing smells.

But far from it: While the students still enjoy their summer holidays, the ZDS cleaned up, polished and organized, so that everything is ready at the beginning of the school.

But far from it, although "Hubert von Goisern" is written in big letters on the CD case, Schlafes Bruder has very little in common with the Goiserer's Alpinkatzen time.

But this is far wrong: "Over the years a tension developed in the structure, and there is the corrosion, too.

One would therefore expect to find veritable mountains of literature about all these 'extermination camps' and consequently also about Majdanek, but far from it: western historiography has completely neglected the Lublin camp.

But far been missing, "everyone cooks his own soup" and everything else and even something "new" is at first rejected.