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| 1 | Miss a title used in front of the last name or whole name of a girl or woman who is not married . 小姐（用在未婚女子或女士的姓或全名前的称呼） |
| Miss Jane Smith 简·史密斯小姐 |
| There is a Miss Stevens waiting to see you. 有一位斯蒂文斯小姐等着见您。 |
| | 1a | used for talking politely to a girl or young woman whose name you do not know 小姐（用于礼貌地和不知其名的女孩或年轻女子交谈） | | Excuse me, miss, are you looking for something? 对不起，小姐，您在找东西吗？ | |
| | 1b | a title used by children when talking to a woman teacher 老师（用于儿童称呼女教师） | |
| | 1c | used in the title of a woman who has won a beauty competition 小姐（用于对赢得选美比赛女子的称谓） | | Miss America 美国小姐 | |
| | 1d | C a girl or young woman , especially one who is rude or badly behaved 女孩，姑娘；（尤指）冒失女孩 | | What a sly little miss she is. 她是一个多么机灵的小女孩啊。 | |
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| 2 | C a failure to hit or catch something , or to score in a game 未击中；未抓住；未得分 |
| | 2a | a failure , especially of a record or film （尤指唱片或电影的）失败 | |
| | 2b | to decide not to do something that you usually do 决定放弃某事 | | I think I’ ll give my art class a miss this week. 我想这周不去上我的美术课了。 | |
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