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[misses]Translation
v [t]
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⇨ echar de menos
I miss you Te echo de menos
I didn't miss my wallet until we asked for the bill No eché de menos mi cartera hasta que pedimos la cuenta
■ constr. to miss + doing sth› (a una clase, a una reunión)
⇨ faltar
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⇨ no ver
⇨ perder
You missed the best part! ¡Te has perdido lo mejor!
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⇨ perder
⇨ no oír
What? I missed what you just said ¿Cómo? No he oído lo que acabas de decir
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⇨ perder
I missed the train He perdido el tren
You've just missed her Se acaba de marchar
v [t, i]
→ to miss out→ to miss sth/sb out [m]›
⇨ errar
⇨ fallar
to miss the shot fallar el tiro
He threw the snowball at me but missed Me arrojó una bola de nieve, pero falló
to miss the point
⇨ no entender algo
I think you're missing the point Creo que no entiendes
too good to miss
⇨ demasiado bueno,na para perderlo,la
(Definition of miss vv from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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