Have a near miss Meaning in English
expression
HAV-uh-NEER-miss
HAV-uh-NEE-uh-miss
释义
To almost be involved in an accident or bad situation, but escape unharmed or avoid it at the last moment.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used for car accidents but applies to any almost-dangerous situation. Slightly informal and idiomatic. Often used in the pattern 'have a near miss with...'. Do not confuse with 'miss' (to fail to hit or catch).
Spanish: casi tener un accidente - librarse por pocoPortuguese (BR): quase sofrer um acidente - escapar por poucoPortuguese (PT): por pouco evitar um acidente - escapar por um trizChinese (Simplified): 差点出事 - 有惊无险Chinese (Traditional): 差點出事 - 有驚無險Hindi: बाल-बाल बचनाArabic: كاد أن يحدث حادث - نجى بأعجوبةBengali: বিপদের কাছাকাছি যাওয়া - অল্পের জন্য রক্ষা পাওয়াRussian: чуть не попасть в аварию - едва избежать опасностиJapanese: 危うく事故に遭いそうになる - 間一髪で危険を免れるVietnamese: suýt gặp nạn - suýt xảy ra tai nạnKorean: 아슬아슬하게 피해가다 - 큰일날 뻔하다Turkish: kıl payı kurtulmak - ucuz atlatmakUrdu: بال بال بچنا - ایک خطرناک صورتحال سے بچناIndonesian: nyaris celaka - hampir saja mengalami kecelakaan
例句
We had a near miss on the highway today.
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She had a near miss while crossing the street.
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The cyclist had a near miss with a car.
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I had a near miss with a dog running into the road last night.
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We had a near miss at the airport when we almost missed our flight.
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That was close! We had a near miss with another boat.
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