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miss1 [mɪs] SUBST (form of adress)

miss
Miss Brazil

I . miss2 <-es> SUBST

miss
engano m

II . miss2 VERBO intr

miss

III . miss2 VERBO trans

1. miss (not hit):

miss

2. miss (not catch):

miss
to miss a deadline

3. miss (not go):

to miss a meeting

4. miss (regret absence):

miss

I . miss out VERBO trans

1. miss out (omit):

miss out

2. miss out (overlook):

miss out
to miss out a word

3. miss out (person):

II . miss out VERBO intr

to miss out on sth

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

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Investing in technology stocks is often a hit-or-miss proposition that is fraught with individual business risks unique to each endeavor.
investorplace.com
The singer suggests that she should slow down and enjoy life, because otherwise she will miss out on the point of it all.
en.wikipedia.org
However, devotees generally don't miss a chance to undertake this brief pilgrimage anytime during the year.
en.wikipedia.org
All things considered, things have been hit-or-miss so far.
observer.com
Indeed, nearly all people miss something about home when they are away, making homesickness a nearly universal experience.
en.wikipedia.org
Thus, a miss is as good as a mile, does not apply to a keyhole of several hundred meter width.
en.wikipedia.org
Fans only blaming ticket brokers for higher prices miss the mark.
www.seattletimes.com
There are chuckles to be had, and maybe one or two guffaws, but overall it's hit-or-miss.
globalnews.ca
Although performing well after a great start, a mid-season slump saw the 18's miss the finals.
en.wikipedia.org
There has been much controversy over whether the product actually works (examples like this) and is seemingly hit-and-miss for most users even in forums that they promote.
en.wikipedia.org

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