英语词组miss是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

miss

1. noun

► give something a miss; give it a missto avoid doing something UK, 1919

2. verb

to inject a drug intravenously. Humorous use of an antonym, 1998.► miss a trickto fail to take advantage of a situation UK, 1943.► miss out onto lose an opportunity, to fail to achieve something US, 1929.► miss the boatto lose an opportunity, to be late for something. Originally nautical UK, 1929.► miss the busto lose an opportunity UK, 1915.► miss the pink and pot the brownto engage in heterosexual anal intercourse. A snooker metaphor playing on 'pink' (the open vagina) and 'brown' (the anus) UK, 1997

idiommissa miss is as good as a milea humorous expression used in order to say that if you have failed, it does not matter whether you failed by a lot or by a little:The letter said I did very well in the interview, but a miss is as good as a mile if you ask me.I got two of the numbers in Saturday's lottery, but then a miss is as good as a mile.

See:

(one) doesn't miss a trick
(one's) heart misses a beat
a miss is as good as a mile
a near miss
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
near miss
never miss a trick
not miss (something) for the world
not miss a beat
not miss a trick
not miss for the world
not miss much
off the mark
one's heart misses a beat
what you've never had you never miss
you can't miss it
You never miss the water till the well runs dry
your heart misses a beat

词组	miss
释义	miss 1. noun ► give something a miss; give it a missto avoid doing something UK, 1919 2. verb to inject a drug intravenously. Humorous use of an antonym, 1998.► miss a trickto fail to take advantage of a situation UK, 1943.► miss out onto lose an opportunity, to fail to achieve something US, 1929.► miss the boatto lose an opportunity, to be late for something. Originally nautical UK, 1929.► miss the busto lose an opportunity UK, 1915.► miss the pink and pot the brownto engage in heterosexual anal intercourse. A snooker metaphor playing on 'pink' (the open vagina) and 'brown' (the anus) UK, 1997 idiommissa miss is as good as a milea humorous expression used in order to say that if you have failed, it does not matter whether you failed by a lot or by a little:The letter said I did very well in the interview, but a miss is as good as a mile if you ask me.I got two of the numbers in Saturday's lottery, but then a miss is as good as a mile. phrasemiss[missed, missed, missing] miss out 1. *miss sth/sb* out** • miss out sth/sb BrE to fail to include something or someone, especially when you are writing or talking: Read through your application form afterwards to make sure you haven't missed anything out. You've missed out the most vital piece of information on this invitation - where the party is!■ SIMILAR TO: omit, leave out2. miss out to not get the chance to do or have something that you would enjoy or that would be good for you, especially a chance that other people succeed in getting: We have a great range of holidays available, and at such good prices you really mustn't miss out!+ on I didn't want to go abroad at Christmas and miss out on all the fun at home. Ronnie Massarella was furious last night after his team missed out on the medals.■ SIMILAR TO: lose out See: (one) doesn't miss a trick (one's) heart misses a beat a miss is as good as a mile a near miss 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 near miss never miss a trick not miss (something) for the world not miss a beat not miss a trick not miss for the world not miss much off the mark one's heart misses a beat what you've never had you never miss you can't miss it You never miss the water till the well runs dry your heart misses a beat
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