miss

missverb

UK/mɪs/US/mɪs/

Dạng từ: misses · missed · missing

1
FEEL SAD
A2to feel sad because someone or something is not with you
- I miss my family.
- She misses living by the sea.
2
BE TOO LATE
A2to arrive too late to get on a bus, train or plane
- Hurry up or we'll miss the train.
3
NOT GO
B1to not go to something or not do something
- I missed the class because I was ill.
- You shouldn't miss this film.
4
NOT HIT
B1to not hit or catch something
- He missed the ball completely.
5
NOT NOTICE
B1to not see, hear or notice something
- The hotel is on the corner – you can't miss it.

UK/mɪs/US/mɪs/

Dạng từ: misses · missed · missing

1
FEEL SAD
A2to feel sad because someone or something is not with you
- I miss my family.
- She misses living by the sea.
2
BE TOO LATE
A2to arrive too late to get on a bus, train or plane
- Hurry up or we'll miss the train.
3
NOT GO
B1to not go to something or not do something
- I missed the class because I was ill.
- You shouldn't miss this film.
4
NOT HIT
B1to not hit or catch something
- He missed the ball completely.
5
NOT NOTICE
B1to not see, hear or notice something
- The hotel is on the corner – you can't miss it.