| |
|
| VERB |
| |
|
| /mɪs/ |
|
| |
| |
| 1 | I/T to fail to hit or reach something that you aim at 未击中；未达到 |
| The plane missed the runway in the rain. 飞机在雨中偏离了跑道。 |
| He aimed a kick at it and missed. 他对准它踢了一脚却没踢到。 |
| | 1a | I to fail to catch something that is being thrown or given to you 未接住；未抓住 | | I tried to catch the ball but missed. 我试图接球但没接住。 | |
| |
| 2 | T to fail to be present for someone or something 未出席；未出现；错过与…的约会 |
| We were late and missed the first part of the concert. 我们由于迟到错过了音乐会的第一部分。 |
| I had to miss a week of school. 我不得不缺课1周。 |
| We must have missed each other by about an hour. 我们前后肯定差了大概一个小时。 |
| not miss sth for the world (=not want to miss something you enjoy) I wouldn’ t miss the annual Christmas party for the world. 不想错过某物 |
| |
| 3 | T to be too late for a train , bus etc 未赶上（火车、公交车等） |
| I’ ve got a meeting and I don’ t want to miss the train. 我有一个会，而且不想赶不上火车。 |
| If you don’ t go now you’ ll miss the post. 如果你现在不走，你会赶不上邮寄。 |
| |
| 4 | T to fail to notice or understand something 未注意；未领会 |
| I missed most of what she said. 她大部分的话我都没听懂。 |
| He caught most of the mistakes but missed a few. 他发现了大部分的错误，但还是漏掉了一些。 |
| miss the point (=not understand what someone means) Sue had missed the point entirely. 未领会要点 |
| you can’ t miss it (=it is very easy to notice) The house is next to the station – you can’ t miss it. 你不会注意不到 |
| | 4a | to be intelligent and always know what is happening around you 保持机警；明察秋毫 | | The old man didn’ t miss much. 这位老人总是洞悉一切。 | |
| |
| 5 | T to fail to take advantage of an opportunity 错过（机会） |
| miss a chance/opportunity to do sth She realized she had missed an opportunity to speak to Brian. 她意识到自己错过了一次和布莱恩谈话的机会。 |
| He seemed unaware of the great chance that he had missed. 他好像并未意识到自己错过了一次重大的机会。 |
| |
| 6 | T to escape something that is unpleasant or uncomfortable 逃脱；避开 |
| If I leave at eight, I miss the traffic . 如果我8点走，就能避开交通高峰。 |
| The accused man narrowly missed a prison sentence. 那个受指控的男子险些遭受牢狱之灾。 |
| |
| 7 | T to feel sad about someone because they are not with you any more 惦念；怀念；想念 |
| He was a tower of strength, and we miss him enormously. 他是个危难时可依靠的人，我们非常想念他。 |
| | 7a | to wish you still had something or could still do something 希望还能有（或做）；留恋 | | I’ m missing our lunchtime drinks on Friday. 我非常留恋我们的星期五午餐酒会。 | | miss doing sth We miss watching her ride her horse. 我们希望还能看她骑马。 | |
| |
| 8 | T to notice that you do not have something any more 发觉遗失 |
| She had only missed the purse when she got home. 她到家才发现丢了钱包。 |
| |
| 9 | if an engine misses, it fails to burn the fuel and loses power （引擎）不发火，不发动 |
| |
| 10 | T if a woman misses her monthly period , it does not happen （妇女）停（月经） |
| PHRASES |
| - | miss the boat informal
|
| to fail to take advantage of an opportunity by not taking action quickly enough |
| 错过机会 |
| |
| |
| - | not/never miss a trick informal
|
| to notice every opportunity and use it |
| 抓住每一个机会 |
| |
| |
| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌmiss ˈout |
| PHRASAL VB |
| |
| 1 | I to lose an opportunity to do or have something 错过机会；错过 | We will be repeating the questions later, so you won’ t miss out. 以后我们将重复这些问题，因此你不会错过。 | | +on He narrowly missed out on the world record. 他险些打破世界纪录。 | |
| |
| 2 | T BRITISH to fail to include someone or something 遗漏 | An important fact had been missed out. 一个重要的事实被漏掉了。 | |
|