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🔑missMiss /mɪs /- used as a title before the name of a girl or a woman who is not married（用于未婚女子姓名前的称呼）小姐，女士◆Our math teacher is Miss Lopez.我们的数学老师是洛佩斯小姐。◆“Dear Miss Harris,” the letter began.“亲爱的哈里斯小姐，”信的开头写道。
- ( miss) used as a polite way of speaking to a woman, especially a young one, whose name you do not know（礼貌地称呼不知姓名的女子，尤其是年轻女子）女士，小姐◆Miss, could I please have some more coffee?小姐，给我再来些咖啡好吗？◆Can I help you, miss?我能帮什么忙吗，女士？
- the title given to the winner of a beauty contest in a particular country, town, etc.（选美比赛优胜者的头衔）小姐◆Miss America / Bangor美国／班戈小姐◆the Miss World contest世界小姐选美比赛
🔑missmiss1 /mɪs / verb - [transitive] to not see, hear, understand, etc. someone or something没看见；没听见；不理解◆The house is on the corner, so you can't miss it.那所房子就在拐弯处，你不会找不到的。◆There was so much noise that I missed a lot of what the speaker said.环境很嘈杂，演讲人的话有很多我都没听清。◆They completely missed the point of what I was saying.他们完全没有听懂我的意思。
- [intransitive, transitive] to not hit, catch, etc. something没击中；没抓住；错过◆She tried hard to hit the ball but missed.她努力想击中球，但失手了。◆Drive more carefully. You just barely missed that car.开车要多加小心，你刚才差点撞上那辆车。
- [transitive] to feel sad because someone is not with you anymore, or because you do not have or cannot do something that you once had or did想念；怀念◆I'll really miss you when you go away.你走后我会很挂念你的。◆I don't miss teaching at all. I prefer my new job.我一点儿都不怀念教学，我更喜欢我的新工作。
- [transitive] to arrive too late for something or to fail to be at something没赶上；没到场；错过◆Hurry up or you'll miss the bus!快点，不然你就赶不上公共汽车了！◆She'll be really upset if you miss her birthday party.如果你不出席她的生日聚会，她会很难过的。
- [transitive] to avoid something unpleasant避开，回避（令人不快的事）◆If we leave now, we'll miss the rush-hour traffic.如果我们现在出发，就能避开交通高峰。
 ●miss out (on sth)to lose a chance to gain something / enjoy yourself, etc.错过（获利或享乐等）的机会；失去（获利或享乐等）的机会◆You'll miss out on all the fun if you stay home.你如果待在家里，就会错过好多好玩的事儿。
🔑missmiss2 /mɪs / noun [countable] a failure to hit, catch, etc. something that you are aiming at没击中；没抓住；错过◆After several misses, he finally managed to hit the target.他失误几次之后终于击中了目标。 ●a near missa situation where something nearly hits something else or where something bad nearly happens险些相撞；侥幸逃脱；幸免于难◆Two planes were involved in a near miss yesterday.昨天有两架飞机差点相撞。 |