| 释义 |
*miss¹ /mɪs; mɪs/
v
1 [T] to feel sad because you cannot be with someone that you like, cannot do something that you enjoy etc 怀念; 想念，思念〔某人或某事物〕:
I really missed Paula after she'd left. 葆拉离开后我真的很想念她。
What do you miss most about life in Canada? 你最怀念加拿大生活的哪方面？
2 [T] to not do or not have something 错过〔做某事或拥有某物〕:
Vialli will miss tonight's game because of a knee injury. 维亚利因为膝部受伤将不能参加今晚的比赛。
Don't miss your free gift in next week's 'Q' magazine! 别错过下星期《Q》杂志送出的免费礼物！
miss a chance/an opportunity I'd hate to miss the chance of meeting him. 我不愿错过与他见面的机会。
3 [T] to be too late for something 没赶上:
By the time we got there, we'd missed the beginning of the movie. 我们到那里时，已经错过了电影的开头。
miss a bus/train/plane etc Hurry up or we'll miss the train! 快点，否则我们会赶不上火车！
4 miss the boat/bus informal to fail to use an opportunity to do something 【非正式】 坐失良机
5 [I,T] to not succeed in hitting or catching something 未击中; 未抓住:
She fired at the target but missed. 她朝目标开了枪，但是没有击中。
Jackson missed an easy catch. 杰克逊没有接住一个很容易接的球。
6 [T] to not see, hear, or notice something 没看见; 没听见; 没注意到〔某事物〕:
Jody found an error that everyone else had missed. 乔蒂发现了一个其他人都没注意到的错误。
7 miss the point to not understand the most important fact about something 没理解要点:
I'm sorry, I think you're missing the point completely. 对不起，我认为你完全没理解要点。
miss out1 [I] to not have the chance to do something enjoyable, interesting, or useful for you 失去〔享乐或得益的〕机会:
All my friends were having fun and going out to parties in the evenings, and I felt I was missing out. 我的朋友们都在享乐，晚上外出去参加聚会，我觉得自己正失去玩乐的机会。
2 [T miss sth ↔ out] to forget to include a fact or detail 遗漏〔事实或细节〕:
I hope we haven't missed any names out from the list. 我希望我们的名单上没有漏掉任何名字。
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