| 词汇 | grammar_british-grammar_miss |
| 释义 | MissWe use miss as a verb to mean ‘not hit or reach something’:
We also use miss to mean ‘not be present at, or be too late for, a planned event or activity’:
We use miss when we don’t understand, notice or hear something:
We use miss to refer to feeling sad because someone or something is not with us:
We use the -ing form after miss:
We use missing as an adjective meaning ‘lost’: [a public notice]
Warning: Don’t confuse these words with miss. FailWe use fail, not miss, when someone or something doesn’t do what they should do:
LoseWe use lose, not miss, when we no longer have something because we don’t know where it is or because it has been taken away:
We use miss, not lose, to refer to being too late for something or for not being somewhere that we need to be:
LackWe use lack, not miss, when we mean we don’t have (enough of) something that we need or want:
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