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• Nom utilisé comme titre de civilité devant le nom de famille ou le nom complet d'une femme, généralement célibataire ou jeune fille.

A noun referring to a title used before the surname or full name of a woman, typically an unmarried woman, or a young girl.

nom propre

1. Failure to hitA2formal

   An instance of failing to hit, reach, or contact something.

   échec à atteindre

   • His shot was a miss by a few inches.
   • The archer's first attempt was a miss.
   • The batter had two hits and one miss.

   Antonymeshitsuccess

2. Title for a womanA1formal

   A title used before the surname or full name of a woman, typically an unmarried woman.

   Titre de civilité pour une femme non mariée

   • Miss Smith will be teaching the class today.
   • Please address the letter to Miss Johnson.
   • Miss Williams is the new manager.

• Verbe utilisé pour indiquer l'échec à atteindre, toucher ou entrer en contact avec quelque chose, ou pour exprimer le sentiment de manque de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose.

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.

   manquer (sa cible)

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

   Synonymesdropfall shortfumbleovershootundershoot

   Antonymesattaincatchhitreach

2. Fail to attend or be presentA2formal

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

   manquer (un événement, un rendez-vous)

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

   Synonymesbunk offcutditchskip

   Antonymesattendhit

3. Feel the absence ofA1formal

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

   ressentir l'absence de

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

   Synonymescrave

4. Fail to notice or understandB1formal

   To fail to perceive, notice, or comprehend something.

   manquer (de percevoir)

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

   Synonymesmisapprehendmisinterpretmisunderstandoverlook

   Antonymescatchcomprehendgraspnoticeperceiveunderstand