Question

A1  miss  ıskalamakkaçırmak

Accepted Answer

verb  /mɪs   / verb miss (verb)
 /mɪs   /
verb
 
NOT HIT/CATCH 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
to fail to hit, catch,
etc. sth
ıskalamak
 She tried to catch the ball but she missed.
 The bullet narrowly missed his heart.
NOT SEE/HEAR 
2 [transitive]
to not see, hear,
understand, etc. sb/sth
kaçırmak, gözden
kaçırmak
 The house is on the corner so you can't
miss it.
 There was so much noise that I missed a lot
of what the speaker said.
 They completely missed the point of
what I was saying.
 I had to go out last Thursday so I missed
the final episode of the serial.
 My Mum will know there's something wrong.
She doesn't miss much.
NOT GO 
3 [transitive]
to fail to go to or do
sth
kaçırmamak
 Of course I'm coming to your wedding. I wouldn't
miss it for the world.
 You can't afford to miss meals now you're
pregnant.
BE LATE 
4 [transitive]
to arrive too late for
sb/sth
kaçırmak
 Hurry up or you'll miss the plane!
 Professor Oliver? I'm afraid you've just
missed him.
FEEL SAD 
5 [transitive]
to feel sad because sb
is not with you any more, or because you have not got or cannot do sth that you
once had or did
özlemek
 I'll miss you terribly when you go away.
 I don't miss teaching at all. I prefer my
new job.
 What did you miss most when you lived
abroad?
 She'll be greatly missed when she
retires.
NOTICE STH NOT THERE 
6 [transitive]
to notice that sb/sth
is not where they or it should be
yokluğunun
farkına varmak
 When did you first miss your handbag?
 Let's go home now – nobody will miss us.
AVOID STH BAD 
7 [transitive]
to avoid sth
unpleasant
kurtulmak
 If we leave now, we'll miss the rush-hour
traffic.
PHRASAL VERBS
miss
sb/sth out
to not include sb/sth
atlamak
 You've missed out several important points
in your report.
miss
out (on sth)
to not have a chance
to have or do sth
kaçırmak
 You'll miss out on all the fun if you stay
at home.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	miss
IPA	/mɪs / verb
Back	ıskalamak kaçırmak
Back 2	miss (verb) /mɪs / verb NOT HIT/CATCH 1 [intransitive, transitive] to fail to hit, catch, etc. sth ıskalamak She tried to catch the ball but she missed. The bullet narrowly missed his heart. NOT SEE/HEAR 2 [transitive] to not see, hear, understand, etc. sb/sth kaçırmak, gözden kaçırmak The house is on the corner so you can't miss it. There was so much noise that I missed a lot of what the speaker said. They completely missed the point* of what I was saying.* I had to go out last Thursday so I missed the final episode of the serial. My Mum will know there's something wrong. She doesn't miss much. NOT GO 3 [transitive] to fail to go to or do sth kaçırmamak Of course I'm coming to your wedding. I wouldn't miss it for the world. You can't afford to miss meals now you're pregnant. BE LATE 4 [transitive] to arrive too late for sb/sth kaçırmak Hurry up or you'll miss the plane! Professor Oliver? I'm afraid you've just missed him. FEEL SAD 5 [transitive] to feel sad because sb is not with you any more, or because you have not got or cannot do sth that you once had or did özlemek I'll miss you terribly when you go away. I don't miss teaching at all. I prefer my new job. What did you miss most when you lived abroad? She'll be greatly missed* when she retires.* NOTICE STH NOT THERE 6 [transitive] to notice that sb/sth is not where they or it should be yokluğunun farkına varmak When did you first miss your handbag? Let's go home now – nobody will miss us. AVOID STH BAD 7 [transitive] to avoid sth unpleasant kurtulmak If we leave now, we'll miss the rush-hour traffic. PHRASAL VERBS miss sb/sth out to not include sb/sth atlamak You've missed out several important points in your report. miss out (on sth) to not have a chance to have or do sth kaçırmak You'll miss out on all the fun if you stay at home.

Miss Transitive Sth Missed I Kaçırmak Sb/Sth Verb

miss (verb)