What's wrong with (one)?

Used to indicate disapproval of or disgust with one's words, actions, or behavior. We finally get invited to a nice dinner party and you have to go and act the fool—what's wrong with you? A: "I heard she got fired for cheating the company out of nearly $20,000." B: "Seriously, what's wrong with her? She gets paid a ludicrous amount of money as it is!" I can't believe I said something so stupid during my interview. God, what is wrong with me?

词组	What's wrong with (one)?
释义	What's wrong with (one)? What's wrong with (one)? Used to indicate disapproval of or disgust with one's words, actions, or behavior. We finally get invited to a nice dinner party and you have to go and act the fool—what's wrong with you? A: "I heard she got fired for cheating the company out of nearly $20,000." B: "Seriously, what's wrong with her? She gets paid a ludicrous amount of money as it is!" I can't believe I said something so stupid during my interview. God, what is wrong with me? See also: wrong Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: What's the matter with (one)? go hang yourself vote with (one's) feet vote with feet vote with one’s feet vote with one's feet vote with your feet in (one's) bad graces in someone's bad graces I hope you're happy
随便看	an open letter an open marriage an open question an open secret a nose for (something) a nose for something a nosey parker a nosy parker a notch above a notch better than (someone or something) a notch in (someone's) bedpost a notch in (someone's) belt a notch on (someone's) bedpost a notch on (someone's) belt another another bite at the cherry another bite of the cherry another coat of paint another country heard from another county heard from another day, another dollar another kettle of fish another lie nailed to the counter another nail in (one's) coffin another nail in the coffin