What happened?

What went wrong here? Bob (approaching a crowd): What happened? Tom (with Bob): What's wrong? Bystander: Just a little mix-up. A car wanted to drive on the sidewalk, that's all. There was a terrible noise, an explosion that shook the house. Bob looked at Jane and said, "What happened?"

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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

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What's wrong (with someone or something)?
What's wrong?
be in the wrong
in the wrong
in the wrong box
pinned
put a foot wrong
not put a foot wrong
not/never put/set a foot wrong
on the wrong scent

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As well-trained communicators, we know that dealing with an emergency effectively -- especially in the early stages -- means sticking to the facts and answering a number of basic questions: What happened? When did it happen?

Crisis? What crisis?

词组	What happened?
释义	What happened? What happened? What went wrong here? Bob (approaching a crowd): What happened? Tom (with Bob): What's wrong? Bystander: Just a little mix-up. A car wanted to drive on the sidewalk, that's all. There was a terrible noise, an explosion that shook the house. Bob looked at Jane and said, "What happened?" See also: what McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: What's wrong (with someone or something)? What's wrong? be in the wrong in the wrong in the wrong box pinned put a foot wrong not put a foot wrong not/never put/set a foot wrong on the wrong scent References in periodicals archive As well-trained communicators, we know that dealing with an emergency effectively -- especially in the early stages -- means sticking to the facts and answering a number of basic questions: What happened? When did it happen? Crisis? What crisis?
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