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miss /mɪs/ ► SEE ALLmiss out (on sth)miss sb/sth out ●ˌmiss ˈout (on sth) to lose an opportunity to benefit from sth or enjoy yourself, by not doing sth or taking part in an activity 错失（机会）◆I felt I missed out because I didn’t go to college.
我觉得我没上大学，失去了很多。◆She missed out on the school trip.
她错过了学校旅行。◆He just missed out on a gold medal in the last Olympics (= he was just beaten).
他在上届奥运会上痛失一枚金牌。◆There are lots of things happening during Carnival, so don’t miss out on the fun!
狂欢节期间有很多活动，可别错过好玩的机会呀！[v + adv]●ˌmiss sb/sth ˈout (BrE) 🔑to not include sb/sth either deliberately or by accident （有意或无意地）不包括…在内；遗漏◆Have I missed anybody out?
我有没有漏掉谁？◆You’ve missed out the most important piece of information! (= you haven’t mentioned it)
你忘了一条最重要的信息！◆She missed out a few chapters in the middle.
她漏了中间的几章。SYN leave sb/sth out[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] |