miss
Qué significa “miss” en español
EE. UU. /mɪs/
miss en español: fallar, errar, echar de menos, extrañar, perderse, faltar a
verbo
fallar, errar
Intentar golpear, atrapar o alcanzar algo sin conseguirlo.
En inglés sencillo: You try to hit, catch, or reach something but fail.
- He missed the ball.
- My arrow missed the target completely.
- How could you miss from that distance?
echar de menos, extrañar
Sentir tristeza porque alguien o algo querido ya no está contigo.
En inglés sencillo: You feel sad because someone or something you like is no longer with you.
- I miss my family.
- She missed her old house.
- Do you miss living near your friends?
perderse, faltar a
No acudir a una actividad o un evento al que se esperaba o quería ir.
En inglés sencillo: You do not go to an event or activity that you expected or wanted to attend.
- I missed class yesterday.
- She will miss the wedding because she is ill.
- Have you ever missed an important meeting?
perder
Llegar demasiado tarde para subir a un autobús, tren, avión u otro medio de transporte.
En inglés sencillo: You arrive too late to get on a bus, train, plane, or other transport.
- We missed the bus.
- He ran to avoid missing his train.
- What happens if I miss my connecting flight?
no entender, no captar
No comprender una idea, un significado o una parte importante de lo que alguien dice.
En inglés sencillo: You fail to understand an idea, meaning, or important part of what someone says.
- You missed the point.
- I think she missed the meaning of his reply.
- Did you miss the joke, or was it simply unfunny?
no alcanzar, incumplir
No llegar a una meta, un resultado o un nivel que se esperaba conseguir.
En inglés sencillo: You fail to reach a goal, result, or standard you hoped to achieve.
- The team missed its sales target.
- She narrowly missed qualifying for the final.
- We cannot afford to miss another deadline.
sustantivo
señorita
Tratamiento que se coloca antes del nombre de una niña o una mujer soltera.
En inglés sencillo: A title placed before the name of a girl or unmarried woman.
- Miss Green is our teacher.
- Please give this letter to Miss Patel.
- Is Miss Jones available this afternoon?
señorita
Forma cortés de dirigirse a una mujer joven cuyo nombre no se conoce.
En inglés sencillo: A polite way to address a young woman whose name you do not know.
- Excuse me, miss, is this yours?
- Thank you, miss, for your help.
- Would you like a bag, miss?
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- miss out: perderse, dejar pasar
- miss the boat: perder el tren
- miss the point: malinterpretar
- miss off: omitir, dejar fuera
- miss the mark
- miss a trick
- miss the memo
- miss one's guess
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