to miss
- verb
- /mɪs/
- Many students missed the final exam because they were sick.
- miss class
- miss work
- miss school
Dad, you know, I can't miss the US Open.
- Dad, you know, I can't miss the US Open.
- I guess you're going to miss the panty raid.
- And that's because I missed it, lucky me.
- I was stunned that I missed the chance to have some hot fun.
- And, and yeah, some of those patients, they miss appointments, they come in late.
Examples
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I was so busy at work that I missed my friend's wedding.
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When students miss an enrichment class, they essentially miss a week's worth of work.
Academic text (2008) -
We wake up too early, miss our exercise class.
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You mean I missed your speech?
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It's a shame she missed her flight...
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I'm sorry I missed last night.
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The online section had six students who missed a total of 15 quizzes.
Academic text (2012) -
My Japanese friends always helped me when I missed classes or struggled with assignments and exams.
Academic text (2015) -
For the face-to-face section, there were 3 students who missed a total of four quizzes.
Academic text (2012) -
Barrett no longer recalls why he missed that final day of jury selection.
Academic text (2011)
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Etymology
Miss here comes from an old idea of 'fail' or 'lose an opportunity', so to miss an event means you did not go or take part.