Missed Meaning in English
word · lemma: miss
/ˈmɪst/
mist
/mˈɪst/
mist
Definición
The past tense of 'miss.' It means you did not catch, see, or attend something, or that you felt the absence of someone or something.
Uso & Matices
Common in both formal and informal speech. Can mean you failed to attend an event ('missed the bus'), failed to hit a target ('missed the shot'), or felt someone's absence ('missed my friend'). Choose contextually to avoid confusion with 'lost' (which refers to losing possessions or competitions).
Spanish: extrañé - perdí - falléPortuguese (BR): senti falta de - perdi - erreiPortuguese (PT): senti falta de - perdi - falheiChinese (Simplified): 错过了 - 想念了Chinese (Traditional): 錯過了 - 想念了Hindi: छुट गया - याद कियाArabic: فاتني - اشتقت إلىBengali: হারিয়েছি - মিস করেছি - মিস করলামRussian: пропустил - упустил - соскучился поJapanese: 逃した - 会えなくて寂しかったVietnamese: bỏ lỡ - nhớ (ai đó)Korean: 놓쳤다 - 그리워했다Turkish: kaçırdı - özlediUrdu: چھوڑ دیا - یاد کیاIndonesian: melewatkan - merindukan
Oraciones de Ejemplo
I missed the bus this morning.
basic
She missed her family while traveling.
basic
He missed the target in the game.
basic
You missed a great party last night!
natural
I really missed you while you were gone.
natural
Sorry, I missed your call. What’s up?
natural