Vocab Bloom Hub

missing

/ˈmɪs.ɪŋ/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet etwas, das nicht auffindbar ist oder an seinem erwarteten Platz fehlt., Verb, das verwendet wird, um das Verfehlen eines Ziels, das Nichtzustandekommen eines Kontakts oder das Versäumen einer Gelegenheit zu bezeichnen, oder um das Gefühl auszudrücken, dass jemand oder etwas fehlt.

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adjective

/ˈmɪs.ɪŋ/A2formal
  • deBezeichnet etwas, das nicht auffindbar ist oder an seinem erwarteten Platz fehlt.

Describes something that cannot be found or is absent from its expected place.

  1. Not present or absentA2formal

    Something or someone that cannot be found or is not in its expected place.

    deFehlend

    • The missing child was found safe in the park.
    • Several pages are missing from the book.
    • Her keys are missing from the drawer.

    Synonymeabsentelusivegonelackinglostwanting

    Antonymeavailableexistingfoundpresent

  2. Lost or disappearedA2formal

    Something that has been lost or has vanished.

    deVerschwunden

    • The police are searching for the missing hiker.
    • The missing painting was recovered from a private collection.
    • He reported his wallet missing after the concert.

    Synonymeabsentgonelostmisplacedvanished

    Antonymefoundpresent

  3. Not included or omittedB1formal

    Something that should be present but is not included.

    deFehlend

    • The report is missing important data.
    • One ingredient is missing from the recipe.
    • The list is missing several names.

    Synonymeabsentdeficientgonelackingwanting

    Antonymeincludedpresent

Formen
  • more missing comparative form
  • most missing superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

miss/mɪs/A2formal
  • deVerb, das verwendet wird, um das Verfehlen eines Ziels, das Nichtzustandekommen eines Kontakts oder das Versäumen einer Gelegenheit zu bezeichnen, oder um das Gefühl auszudrücken, dass jemand oder etwas fehlt.

A verb used to indicate failing to hit, reach, or contact something, or to feel the absence of someone or something.

  1. Fail to hit or reachA2formal

    To fail to hit, catch, or reach something aimed at.

    deVerfehlen

    • The archer missed the target completely.
    • She missed the ball and lost the point.
    • He missed the last step and fell.

    Synonymedropfall shortfumbleovershootundershoot

    Antonymeattaincatchhitreach

  2. Fail to attend or be presentA2formal

    To fail to be present for an event, appointment, or opportunity.

    deVerpassen

    • I missed the bus this morning.
    • She missed her flight due to traffic.
    • He missed the meeting because he was sick.

    Synonymebunk offcutditchskip

    Antonymeattendhit

  3. Feel the absence ofA1formal

    To feel sad or regretful because someone or something is not present.

    deVermissen

    • I miss my family when I travel.
    • She misses her old friends from college.
    • He misses the comfort of his home.

    Synonymecrave

  4. Fail to notice or understandB1formal

    To fail to perceive, notice, or comprehend something.

    deÜbersehen

    • I missed the joke entirely.
    • She missed the important details in the report.
    • He missed the point of the argument.

    Synonymemisapprehendmisinterpretmisunderstandoverlook

    Antonymecatchcomprehendgraspnoticeperceiveunderstand

Formen
  • missed past participle
  • missed past simple
  • missing present participle
  • misses third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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