What do you mean by missing?

Miss can be used as both a noun and a verb. The noun means miss, girl, can't get, and the verb means miss, miss, miss, miss and avoid. I. Explanation

Miss; Fail to catch up

Hurry up, or you will miss the bus.

Hurry up, or we will miss the bus.

Daniel almost missed the plane.

Daniel almost missed his flight.

Not hit

Half-chop the target.

He missed the target.

She threw the ashtray across the room and almost hit my head.

She threw the ashtray across the room and almost hit me on the head.

Not scored; Not scored; Unfinished index

He scored four goals, but missed a penalty.

He scored four goals, but missed a penalty.

Don't understand; don't understand; ignorant of

She doesn't seem to get the joke.

She doesn't seem to understand the joke.

You're both missing the point.

Neither of you understand.

Never seen it; Didn't hear

He watched from this vantage point, and his sharp eyes never missed any details.

From this vantage point, no detail can escape his sharp eyes.

We missed the last episode.

We didn't see the last episode.

Miss; fail in one's duty

This opportunity is too good to miss.

This is an opportunity not to be missed.

Williams knew that she had missed the chance to win.

Williams knew that she had missed the chance to win.

Lose (about); Did not participate; Absence (class); Fail to attend (a class)

I can't attend the department meeting

I can't miss the department meeting.

Unfortunately, Marku and I missed our class last week.

It's a pity that Kyle and I had to miss class last week.

Escape; prevent

The bus nearly hit the wall.

The bus almost hit the wall.

Miss; Missing; miss

I miss my family.

I miss my family.

He will be missed by many of his friends.

Many of his friends will miss him.

Discover the loss

It was not until he got on the plane that he found his wallet missing.

It was not until he got on the plane that he found that he had lost his wallet.

Missing; lack

A button is missing from his shirt.

A button is missing from his shirt.

become missing

Be short of sth

Noun (short for noun) /m? She/Miss

After many mistakes, they shot the lion in the chest.

After several mistakes, they hit the lion in the chest.

We made some mistakes in the first raid.

We missed several times in the first round of raids.

Missed it; Missed it; Not caught; breakdown

The striker's mistake cost them the game.

The striker's mistake cost them the game.

Striker Allen Smith made two notable mistakes.

Striker Allen Smith made two obvious mistakes.

Unsuccessful; Accidental drop

With the expiration of the goal of e-commerce, Britain has ushered in its first real failure.

With the expiration of e-commerce indicators, Britain really tasted failure for the first time.

Unmarried woman; Girls; Girls; (especially a female student;

In his view, this little German girl is as charming as the beauty she caught a glimpse of in the harem.

In his eyes, this little German girl is as charming as a beautiful woman caught a glimpse of in the boudoir.

Spain's newest golf hero has been dating his Swiss girlfriend since January.

Spain's new golf king started dating his Swiss girlfriend from June+10 in 5438.

Intransitive verb /m? S/ missed; prejudice

He realized that he had missed, so he reloaded.

He realized that he had missed, so he reloaded.

She threw the plate at his head and missed.

She threw the plate at his head, but missed.

Second, common phrases

I missed it and didn't understand the meaning.

You can't miss it. You can't miss it.

I miss you/them/it.

Be short of sth.