miss

Related to miss: Mrs

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(one) doesn't miss a trick
(one's) heart misses a beat
a miss is as good as a mile
a near miss
back in the knife drawer, Miss Sharp
blink-and-you-miss-it
give (something) a miss
give something a miss
Good golly, Miss Molly!
Good golly. Miss Molly!
have a near miss
he, she, etc. doesn't miss a trick
heart misses a beat
heart misses a beat, one's
hit and miss
hit or miss
hit/miss the mark
hit-and-miss
in case you missed it
miss (something) by a mile
miss a beat
miss a trick
miss a trick, doesn't/not to
miss by a mile
miss fire
miss is as good as a mile
miss is as good as a mile, a
miss much
miss one's guess, to
miss out
miss out on
miss out on (something)
Miss Right
miss the boat
miss the boat/bus, to
miss the cushion
miss the cut
miss the mark
miss the point
Miss/Mrs. Van Neck
near miss
never miss a trick
not miss (something) for love nor money
not miss (something) for the world
not miss a beat
not miss a thing
not miss a trick
not miss for the world
not miss much
off the mark
one's heart misses a beat
we never miss the water till the well runs dry
we never miss the water until the well runs dry
what you've never had you never miss
you can't miss it
you never miss the water till the well runs dry
you never miss the water until the well runs dry
your heart misses a beat

References in classic literature

MADAM,--After her six years' residence at the Mall, I have the honour and happiness of presenting Miss Amelia Sedley to her parents, as a young lady not unworthy to occupy a fitting position in their polished and refined circle.

In the principles of religion and morality, Miss Sedley will be found worthy of an establishment which has been honoured by the presence of THE GREAT LEXICOGRAPHER, and the patronage of the admirable Mrs.

Vanity Fair

Now, a proud usher in a Yorkshire school was such a very extraordinary and unaccountable thing to hear of,--any usher at all being a novelty; but a proud one, a being of whose existence the wildest imagination could never have dreamed--that Miss Squeers, who seldom troubled herself with scholastic matters, inquired with much curiosity who this Knuckleboy was, that gave himself such airs.

'Never mind that, father,' said Miss Squeers, as the head of the family was about to reply.

The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby

"You are aware that you have broken the rules," said Miss Wilson quietly.

Miss Wylie unexpectedly treated this as a smart repartee instead of a rebuke.

Unsocial Socialist

Miss Shepherd being the one pervading theme and vision of my life, how do I ever come to break with her?

I seem, then, to be worthier of the eldest Miss Larkins.

David Copperfield

When he was introduced he understood why, for Miss Honeychurch, disjoined from her music stool, was only a young lady with a quantity of dark hair and a very pretty, pale, undeveloped face.

A Room With A View

Mr Swiveller's conduct in respect to Miss Sophy having been of that vague and dilitory kind which is usuaully looked upon as betokening no fixed matrimonial intentions, the young lady herself began in course of time to deem it highly desirable, that it should be brought to an issue one way or other.

The Old Curiosity Shop

"Well, you both look sort of kerflummexed," said Miss Cornelia, with a twinkle in her eyes.

Annes House of Dreams

THE Mouse watches Miss Moppet from the top of the cupboard.

Original Peter Rabbit Books

Miss Jethro passed over the question, as if she had not heard it.

I Say No

"You have no idea, Miss Pink, how fat people suffer in hot weather," said the old lady, using her fan vigorously.

My Ladys Money

'I am the law here, my man,' returned Miss Abbey, 'and I'll soon convince you of that, if you doubt it at all.'

Our Mutual Friend

词组	miss
释义	miss Related to miss: Mrs See: (one) doesn't miss a trick (one's) heart misses a beat a miss is as good as a mile a near miss back in the knife drawer, Miss Sharp blink-and-you-miss-it give (something) a miss give something a miss Good golly, Miss Molly! Good golly. Miss Molly! have a near miss he, she, etc. doesn't miss a trick heart misses a beat heart misses a beat, one's hit and miss hit or miss hit/miss the mark hit-and-miss in case you missed it miss (something) by a mile miss a beat miss a trick miss a trick, doesn't/not to miss by a mile miss fire miss is as good as a mile miss is as good as a mile, a miss much miss one's guess, to miss out miss out on miss out on (something) Miss Right miss the boat miss the boat/bus, to miss the cushion miss the cut miss the mark miss the point Miss/Mrs. Van Neck near miss never miss a trick not miss (something) for love nor money not miss (something) for the world not miss a beat not miss a thing not miss a trick not miss for the world not miss much off the mark one's heart misses a beat we never miss the water till the well runs dry we never miss the water until the well runs dry what you've never had you never miss you can't miss it you never miss the water till the well runs dry you never miss the water until the well runs dry your heart misses a beat References in classic literature MADAM,--After her six years' residence at the Mall, I have the honour and happiness of presenting Miss Amelia Sedley to her parents, as a young lady not unworthy to occupy a fitting position in their polished and refined circle. In the principles of religion and morality, Miss Sedley will be found worthy of an establishment which has been honoured by the presence of THE GREAT LEXICOGRAPHER, and the patronage of the admirable Mrs. Vanity Fair Now, a proud usher in a Yorkshire school was such a very extraordinary and unaccountable thing to hear of,--any usher at all being a novelty; but a proud one, a being of whose existence the wildest imagination could never have dreamed--that Miss Squeers, who seldom troubled herself with scholastic matters, inquired with much curiosity who this Knuckleboy was, that gave himself such airs. 'Never mind that, father,' said Miss Squeers, as the head of the family was about to reply. The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby "You are aware that you have broken the rules," said Miss Wilson quietly. Miss Wylie unexpectedly treated this as a smart repartee instead of a rebuke. Unsocial Socialist Miss Shepherd being the one pervading theme and vision of my life, how do I ever come to break with her? I seem, then, to be worthier of the eldest Miss Larkins. David Copperfield When he was introduced he understood why, for Miss Honeychurch, disjoined from her music stool, was only a young lady with a quantity of dark hair and a very pretty, pale, undeveloped face. A Room With A View Mr Swiveller's conduct in respect to Miss Sophy having been of that vague and dilitory kind which is usuaully looked upon as betokening no fixed matrimonial intentions, the young lady herself began in course of time to deem it highly desirable, that it should be brought to an issue one way or other. The Old Curiosity Shop "Well, you both look sort of kerflummexed," said Miss Cornelia, with a twinkle in her eyes. Annes House of Dreams THE Mouse watches Miss Moppet from the top of the cupboard. Original Peter Rabbit Books Miss Jethro passed over the question, as if she had not heard it. I Say No "You have no idea, Miss Pink, how fat people suffer in hot weather," said the old lady, using her fan vigorously. My Ladys Money 'I am the law here, my man,' returned Miss Abbey, 'and I'll soon convince you of that, if you doubt it at all.' Our Mutual Friend
随便看	on the rocks, to be on the ropes on the ropes, to be on the run on the safe side on the same page on the same page, to be on the same wavelength on the sauce on the say-so of (someone) on the scene on the scene, be on the scent on the scent (of something) on the scrap heap on the shady side of on the shelf on the sick list on the side on the sidelines on the side of the angels on the side of the angels, to be on the skids on the slate on the sly