英和和英

a view that one considers to be wrong

be of different opinions

the condition of each of both parties having a different opinion

a wrong action

to change one's mind

be out uncomfortable in a situation

Change your way of thinking.

You are wide of the mark.

a passive way of thinking

I have done wrong―（失錯なら）―committed an imprudence―（男女関係なら）―committed an indiscretion.

to go mad

a view different from that held by other people

entrenched ideas

an official and formal system, known as bureaucratism

I have thought of a plan

You labour under a strange mistake.

They belong to different schools.

They are by different fathers―half-brothers―half-sisters.

Things do not go as I wish

to show an opinion in words

a view about a certain subject

misjudgment

the state of being unordinary

the condition of having a different family name than another person

I was wrong in my conjectures.

interpret from a different viewpoint

the condition of people's tastes of differing

I do not view the matter in that light.

There are some points of difference between them.

Each has his own views.