【amiss】 - A-level备考词汇

amiss

UK:  [ə'mɪs]

US:  [ə'mɪs]

adj.

1.错,差错,没有办好;毛病,不对头

2.错误的

3.不顺当,别扭,有毛病

4.不规矩的

adv.

1.差错,错

2.错误地;不恰当

3.不顺当,不合,不适当

4.不见了(丢失)

1 . Given how much time we spend on them, maybe a bit more passion about our keyboards from all of us wouldn't go amiss.
鉴于我们每天要与键盘打如此长时间的交道，对键盘的关注超乎寻常一些恐怕不算有毛病吧。

2 . He did not appear in spirits; some thing unconnected with her was probably amiss.
他的情绪不高。大概一件与她无关的事情没有办好。

3 . Yet the American treasury secretary's worker ants continue to draft financial reforms as if nothing were amiss.
然而美国财政部部长的工蚁们（下属）仍在继续起草金融改革，好像没事出差错一样。

4 . I do not know whether oneself spoke amiss or not what, want the oneself, is some too pure, or say some silly.
我不知道自己是否有说错过什么，想想自己，是有些过于单纯，或者说有些傻。

5 . His wife had not the slightest reason to feel that anything would ever go amiss with their household.
他的太太压根儿不觉得他们的家庭会出什么岔子。