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идея
desaparecido, -a
inglés
inglés
español
español
missing [ingl. am. ˈmɪsɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˈmɪsɪŋ] ADJ.
1. missing (lost):
the missing link
missing in action
missing, presumed dead
to be missing
one of the coins is missing
how long has he been missing?
to go missing ingl. brit. person/object:
2. missing (lacking):
I. miss1 [ingl. am. mɪs, ingl. brit. mɪs] V. trans.
1. miss (fail to hit):
2. miss (fail to experience):
3. miss (fail to attend):
4. miss (fail to catch):
miss bus/train/plane/flight
5. miss (overlook, fail to notice):
6. miss (fail to hear, understand):
miss cue/remark
no se le escapa una coloq.
7. miss chance:
8. miss (avoid):
miss town/rush/crowds
9. miss (regret absence of):
miss friend/country/comfort
miss friend/country/comfort
extrañar esp amer.
te extraño (muchísimo) esp amer.
10. miss (notice absence of):
II. miss1 [ingl. am. mɪs, ingl. brit. mɪs] V. intr.
1. miss:
miss marksman:
miss marksman:
miss bullet:
¡fallaste (or falló etc.)!
¡(le) erraste (or erró etc.)!
2. miss (fail):
miss coloq.
3. miss coloq. car/engine:
III. miss1 [ingl. am. mɪs, ingl. brit. mɪs] SUST. (failure to hit)
de casi no se muere nadie coloq., hum.
I. trick [ingl. am. trɪk, ingl. brit. trɪk] SUST.
1.1. trick (ruse):
1.2. trick (prank, joke):
how's tricks? argot
¿qué tal? coloq.
how's tricks? argot
¿qué onda? amer. argot
2. trick (feat, skilful act):
se las sabe todas coloq.
3. trick (habit):
4. trick (in card games):
II. trick [ingl. am. trɪk, ingl. brit. trɪk] V. trans.
to trick sb into -ing
engañar a alguien para que  +  subj
to trick sb out of sth
birlarle algo a alguien
III. trick [ingl. am. trɪk, ingl. brit. trɪk] ADJ. atrbv.
1. trick cigar/spider:
de pega Esp. coloq.
2. trick ingl. am.:
near miss SUST.
a near miss MOTOR, AERO.
miss2 [ingl. am. mɪs, ingl. brit. mɪs] SUST.
1. miss (as title):
the Misses Johnson arcznte.
Miss Elizabeth arcznte. (in US: matron)
2. miss as form of address:
3. miss (young girl):
miss arcznte.
I. miss out V. [ingl. am. mɪs -, ingl. brit. mɪs -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) (leave out)
miss out line/paragraph
miss out line/paragraph
comerse coloq.
II. miss out V. [ingl. am. mɪs -, ingl. brit. mɪs -] (v + adv) (fail to profit)
to miss out on sth I feel I'm missing out on life
near miss SUST.
a near miss MOTOR, AERO.
miss off V. [ingl. am. mɪs -, ingl. brit. mɪs -] ingl. brit. (v + o + adv)
Miss
Miss → Mississippi
Mississippi [ingl. am. ˌmɪsəˈsɪpi, ingl. brit. ˌmɪsɪˈsɪpi] SUST. (state)
español
español
inglés
inglés
inglés
inglés
español
español
missing [ˈmɪsɪŋ] ADJ.
1. missing (lost):
missing person
missing thing or object
missing in combat
to report sth missing
2. missing (absent):
missing
missing link SUST.
missing link
missing person SUST.
missing person
desaparecido(-a) m (f)
miss1 [mɪs] SUST. (form of address)
I. miss2 [mɪs] -es SUST.
to give sth a miss ingl. brit., ingl. austr. coloq.
II. miss2 [mɪs] -es V. intr.
III. miss2 [mɪs] -es V. trans.
1. miss (not hit):
2. miss (not catch):
3. miss (avoid):
4. miss (not notice):
to miss sb
5. miss (not hear):
6. miss (overlook):
7. miss (not take advantage):
8. miss (regret absence):
9. miss (notice loss):
I. miss out V. trans.
1. miss out (omit):
2. miss out (overlook):
II. miss out V. intr.
hit-or-miss ADJ.
español
español
inglés
inglés
saltado (-a)
ñoco (-a) (sin dedo)
ñoco (-a) (sin mano)
inglés
inglés
español
español
missing [ˈmɪs·ɪŋ] ADJ.
1. missing (lost):
missing person
missing thing or object
missing in action
to report sth missing
2. missing (absent):
missing
missing link SUST.
missing link
missing person SUST.
missing person
desaparecido(-a) m (f)
miss1 [mɪs] SUST. (form of address)
I. miss2 <-es> [mɪs] SUST.
II. miss2 [mɪs] V. intr.
III. miss2 [mɪs] V. trans.
1. miss (not hit):
2. miss (not catch):
3. miss (avoid):
4. miss (not notice):
to miss sb
5. miss (not hear):
6. miss (overlook):
7. miss (not take advantage):
8. miss (regret absence):
9. miss (notice loss):
miss out V. intr.
Miss. SUST.
Miss. ABBR Mississippi
Mississippi [mɪs·ɪ·ˈsɪ·pi] SUST.
hit-or-miss ADJ.
español
español
inglés
inglés
ñoco (-a) (sin dedo)
ñoco (-a) (sin mano)
Present
Imiss
youmiss
he/she/itmisses
wemiss
youmiss
theymiss
Past
Imissed
youmissed
he/she/itmissed
wemissed
youmissed
theymissed
Present Perfect
Ihavemissed
youhavemissed
he/she/ithasmissed
wehavemissed
youhavemissed
theyhavemissed
Past Perfect
Ihadmissed
youhadmissed
he/she/ithadmissed
wehadmissed
youhadmissed
theyhadmissed
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These systems were designed to survive a near miss of 20 megatons.
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Each near miss is preceded by a temptation and several conversations that add to their distractions.
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The growing interest is reflected in an increasing number of systematic reviews on the prevalence of near miss.
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The targets were color-coded orange for head/shoulder silhouette and blue for a near miss.
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He had a near miss in 1962, with 968 runs.
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