Mishap Meaning in English
word
ˈmɪsˌhæp
MIS-hap
mˈɪshæp
mis-HAP
释义
A mishap is a small accident, mistake, or unlucky event that causes minor problems or inconvenience.
用法与细微差别
'Mishap' is formal or neutral, not typically used for serious accidents. Common in news, workplace, or describing minor problems: 'a kitchen mishap,' 'travel mishap.' Less used in casual speech. Not a synonym for 'disaster' or 'tragedy.'
Spanish: contratiempo - percancePortuguese (BR): contratempo - incidentePortuguese (PT): contratempo - incidenteChinese (Simplified): 小事故 - 小意外Chinese (Traditional): 小事故 - 小意外Hindi: दुर्घटना - छोटी समस्याArabic: حادث صغير - سوء حظBengali: দুর্ঘটনা - ছোট ভুল - বিপত্তিRussian: неприятность - небольшая авария - мелкая неудачаJapanese: ちょっとした事故 - ちょっとしたトラブルVietnamese: sự cố nhỏ - trục trặcKorean: 작은 사고 - 작은 실수 - 사소한 불운Turkish: aksilik - küçük kazaUrdu: چھوٹی غلطی - معمولی حادثہIndonesian: musibah kecil - kecelakaan kecil - masalah kecil
例句
He burned his toast in a morning mishap.
basic
The rain caused a driving mishap on the way to school.
basic
A small mishap delayed the meeting by ten minutes.
basic
Don't worry, that was just a little mishap — nothing serious.
natural
After a kitchen mishap, dinner was a bit late.
natural
Our vacation went smoothly, except for one funny mishap with a lost suitcase.
natural