Summary
miss
Fehlschuss · Fehlwurf · Fräulein (Anrede)
to miss {verb}
fehlschlagen · verpassen · versäumen · verfehlen · vermissen · missen · übersehen · verbaseln
messen {verb}
to gauge · to meter · to measure · to time
Synonyms
miss: neglect · pretermit · omit
messen: eichen · abmessen · vermessen
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English-German translation for "Miss"
"Miss" German translation
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" Now, what did I ever see in that Miss Quack-Quack? "
From Miss Quack-Quack.
I was interested in the point made in another fine maiden speech by Miss van der Laan which calls for a response.
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to miss {verb}
to miss [missed|missed] {vb} (also: to abort, to backfire, to miscarry, to fail)
to miss [missed|missed] {vb} (also: to slip, to forfeit)
I sometimes fear that we will miss out on an opportunity for the future.
I shall end, Mr President, by calling upon the Council not to miss this opportunity.
All are clear signs of an immense amount of hard work in order to not miss out on accession.
It is absolutely vital that we do not miss the train on this one.
They are about to miss a great speech, but there we are.
to miss [missed|missed] {vb} (also: to omit, to overstay, to neglect)
That is why I believe we must not miss the opportunity to invite these parliamentarians here.
Do we want to miss out on developments here too, as we have already done in some areas?
We will be sleeping with our clothes on so that we do not miss a single opportunity to reach a compromise.
What we miss today cannot be recovered tomorrow.
The deadline expires today, so if we do not vote, we shall miss the opportunity to deliver our opinion.
to miss [missed|missed] {vb} (also: to mistake, fail)
It could miss them.
to miss one's aim
What it comes down to is identifying genuine barriers and concentrating on them, then we will not miss our target.
Personally, I am getting increasingly fed up with so-called analyses in newspapers and commentaries on issues of personality which miss the
He and Aristide Briand and Gustav Stresemann only just missed achieving their aim.
to miss [missed|missed] {vb}
I am quite sure that the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs will miss you.
We grieve for Anna and miss her, in Sweden, Europe and throughout the world.
There are many who miss the fact that this is not emphasised to a greater extent.
We will certainly miss him in that role but, above all else, we will miss him as a good parliamentarian.
It is those kinds of skills that we sorely miss now that she is ex-chairman of the Committee on Legal Affairs.
to miss [missed|missed] {vb}
The Centre for Missing and Exploited Children in Washington is an example.
Today, three years after Dayton, we still do not know where many of the missing people are.
We must also support the setting up of the European Centre for missing children.
And here also people are helping to find missing children.
I say this having visited in the United States last week the Institute for Missing and Exploited Children.
to miss [missed|missed] {vb}
If you're too skeptical, you'll miss the really interesting good ideas.
When our spiders miss a site, it's frequently for one of the following reasons:
Do we want to miss the opportunities?
Sitemaps help Google discover pages on your site our crawlers might otherwise miss.
That is to miss a number of points.
to miss [missed|missed] {v.t.} (also: to lose, to forget)
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messen {verb}
to gauge [gauged|gauged] {vb}
to meter {vb}
to measure [measured|measured] {vb}
to time [timed|timed] {vb}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "miss":
Synonyms (German) for "messen":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "Miss" in German
Forum results
"Miss" translation - forum results
Similar words
misreading · misreads · misrepresent · misrepresentation · misrepresentations · misrepresentative · misrepresented · misrepresenting · misrepresents · misruling · miss · missal · missals · missed · missend · missending · missent · misses · misshaped · misshapen · missile
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