errors

noun
UK /ˈerəz/
US /ˈerərz/

Mistakes that happen when something is not done right.

The teacher found three errors in my spelling test.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Wrong results produced by a computer or machine.

The program showed an error and stopped working.

3. The state of being wrong or mistaken about something.

He was in error about the date of the party.

4. A mistake made in sports, like a bad throw or catch.

The shortstop made an error that let a run score.

5. A wrong belief or idea held by many people.

It is an error to think that practice does not help.