amiss

adj. 有毛病的；出差錯(cuò)的；有缺點(diǎn)的；不合適的

adv. 有毛病地；出差錯(cuò)地；不合適地

英語翻譯

Adjective:

not functioning properly;
\\\"something is amiss\\\"
\\\"has gone completely haywire\\\"
\\\"something is wrong with the engine\\\"

Adverb:

away from the correct or expected course;
\\\"something has gone awry in our plans\\\"
\\\"something went badly amiss in the preparations\\\"
in an improper or mistaken or unfortunate manner;
\\\"if you think him guilty you judge amiss\\\"
\\\"he spoke amiss\\\"
\\\"no one took it amiss when she spoke frankly\\\"
in an imperfect or faulty way;
\\\"The lobe was imperfectly developed\\\"
\\\"Miss Bennet would not play at all amiss if she practiced more\\\"

造句

用作形容詞(adj.)

用作副詞(adv.)

Nothing has ever gone amiss since he took charge of the school.
自他主管這所學(xué)校以來,還從未出過問題。
Something must have gone amiss. He\\\'s not here to meet us.
準(zhǔn)是出了什么差錯(cuò)，他沒來這里接我們。
A few words of introduction may not come amiss.
說幾句開場(chǎng)白會(huì)很合適的。
If anything fell out amiss,they would reconsider it.
如果有什么不妥，他們會(huì)重新考慮這件事的。

常用短語

組詞

Our Archyers shet neuer arowe amys.
出自：Caxton
It is good to speak dubiously about futurity. It is likewise not amiss to hope.
出自：S. Johnson
Apt to see wrong and speak amiss.
出自：H. Martineau
Ursula wondered if something was amiss, and if the wedding would yet all go wrong.
出自：D. H. Lawrence
Slight dizzy spell this afternoon...I wonder if anything could be amiss with my hearing.
出自：S. J. Perelman