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miss

/mɪs/

verb

Kaçırmak, ıskalamak

To fail to hit, catch, or reach something; to fail to attend or experience.

  • He threw the ball but missed the target.
  • I missed the bus this morning.
  • Don't miss the beginning of the movie.
  • Archaeologists who miss critical details during excavation may inadvertently destroy valuable evidence that could reshape our understanding of ancient civilizations.
  • Students who miss foundational lectures in organic chemistry often struggle to grasp more advanced concepts introduced later in the semester.
  • Climate models that miss key variables such as ocean current patterns may produce inaccurate predictions about regional temperature changes.
verb

Özlemek

To feel sadness or longing for someone or something absent.

  • I really miss my family.
  • She misses her old school.
  • Do you miss living in the city?
noun

Iskalama

A failure to hit, catch, or reach something.

  • That shot was a complete miss.
  • It was a near miss with the other car.
  • Three hits and two misses.